Licensed Massage Therapist Job at Allure Day Spa in Florida

Posted 3 days ago

allure day spaFlorida (NY)

Massage Therapists Other Personal Care Services

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About the role

BenefitsEmployee discounts Benefits/Perks Commission Based Pay Career Growth Opportunities Fun and Energetic Environment Discount on Products and Services

Overview: We are seeking a Licensed Massage Therapist to join our team. As a Massage Therapist, you will tailor massage treatments to your patient's individual needs and health goals. The ideal candidate will be knowledgeable in a variety of massage styles, possess a deep knowledge of human anatomy and the musculoskeletal system, and work well as part of a holistic wellness team. We are wanting someone who is passionate about promoting relaxation, pain relief, and overall wellness.

Responsibilities: Perform a variety of massage and body treatments (Swedish, Deep Tissue, Prenatal, etc) Educate clients on the massages offered as well as the therapeutic benefits of regular massage therapy Build relationships with clients to assist them with meeting their wellness goal Maintain a clean, safe, and professional treatment environment Comply with all state licensing laws and workplace policies QualificationsHave current state license to practice massage therapy Capable of performing deep tissue, Swedish, and maternity massage modalities Strongly service oriented with an ability to communicate effectively with clients in a one-on-one setting High level of ethics and integrity. A passion for helping people feel their best.

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