Darizen Spa & Wellness is hiring: Massage Therapist in Darien

Posted 3 days ago

darizen spa amp wellnessDarien (CT)

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About the role

Licensed Massage Therapist at Darizen Spa & Wellness
Job Description
About Us: Darizen Spa & Wellness is a boutique wellness spa in Darien, CT offering massage therapy, acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, energy work, and advanced esthetics. Our team of experienced independent practitioners shares a calm, client-centered approach to healing.
The Opportunity: We're seeking a licensed massage therapist with Reiki and craniosacral training to join our team two days a week. You'll work with an established clientele in a serene, professionally run environment — you focus on your practice, we handle the bookings, front desk, and marketing.
Requirements:
  • Active CT massage therapy license (LMT) in good standing
  • Minimum 2 years of hands-on professional experience
  • Certified/trained in Reiki and craniosacral therapy
  • Current professional liability insurance (required)
  • Available Saturdays, plus one additional weekday
  • Must be located close to Darien, CT — able to accept same-day appointment requests with short notice
  • Calm, polite, and professional with clients at all times
  • Team player who communicates reliably and respects a shared space
What We Offer:
  • Competitive per-session pay with strong earning potential
  • Wellness program: complimentary massages and facials throughout the year
  • Fully equipped treatment rooms, linens, and supplies provided
  • Steady client flow through our booking system and active marketing
  • Supportive, drama-free team environment

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