Elements Massage is hiring: Massage Therapist in Whitefish Bay

Posted 3 days ago

elements massageWhitefish Bay (WI)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$45-65 /hour

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About the role

Overview: Massage Therapist (Full-Time / Part-Time) Elements Massage – Whitefish Bay, WI / Milwaukee, WI North ShoreFocus on your craft. We handle booking, laundry, and front desk operations, so you can stay present with your clients - doing what you do best, helping people feel better and move better. At Elements Massage Whitefish Bay, we’ve created a warm, supportive environment where therapists can truly thrive, focusing on massage, not the busywork. Why Therapists Choose Elements Whitefish BayWe actively market and manage demand so your books stay full. Competitive, transparent pay – Average hourly rate of $45-65 /hour (commensurate with experience), with tips and additional commission and bonus opportunities Real benefits – Health care contribution, Paid Time Off, 401(k) with match, paid liability insurance. We invest in your growth – Continuing education opportunities, annual CE stipend, ongoing training. We help you stay protected – with annual liability insurance reimbursement up to $175.00.Therapist-first environment – Hydraulic tables, focus on self-care, supportive leadership, and a positive culture.
What You’ll Do:
  • Provide high-quality, customized massage and stretch therapy
  • Build strong client relationships
  • Make client appropriate enhancement recommendations
  • Create client care plans, guiding your clients to better health
  • Collaborate with a team-oriented studio
  • Who You AreLicensed Massage Therapist
  • Passionate about helping people feel better
  • Professional, reliable, and client-focused
  • Interested in growing your skills and your career

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