Seeking CMTs for Corporate Massage in Silicon Valley

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mckinnon btcBrooklyn (NY)

Massage Therapists Other Personal Care Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$126,750 per year

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About the role

Calling all Certified Massage Therapists! We are seeking certified massage therapists with at least five years of relevant work experience for several corporate table massage openings in the Cupertino area.

Responsibilities:

Perform professional massage therapy sessions (Swedish, deep tissue, sports, and/or other modalities) tailored to individual client needs
Conduct physical assessments and communicate with clients regarding their goals
Uphold hygiene and sanitation standards for treatment rooms, linens, and equipment
Maintain daily and weekly email and text communication with management regarding scheduling and administration
Attend mandatory team meetings and quarterly in-person training
Prioritize client privacy and confidentiality and follow HIPAA laws

Requirements:

CAMTC Certified
Minimum of 5 years work experience in massage therapy
Ability to complete six 50-minute massages consecutively
Must have reliable transportation to Santa Clara County
PreferredPrenatal specialization
Experience in spa, clinical, or corporate wellness settings
Strong understanding of anatomy, physiology, and pathology
Interest in holistic and integrative healthcare

What We Offer:

$65 per hour non-negotiable, contractor pay rate (1099)
Gratuity is received directly from clients via Venmo, Cashapp, and Zelle
Continuing education through internal programs
Scheduling and administrative support

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