Licensed Massage Therapist
h2healthMarysville (OH)
About the role
Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) Part-Time Outpatient Marysville, OHAt H2 Health, we believe that expert hands and compassionate hearts make a powerful difference. As a Licensed Massage Therapist supporting the Honda Development & Manufacturing of America campuses, you'll provide medical massage care tailored to factory associates, focusing on real results, recovery, and well-being. With over 25 years of partnership, H2 Health has established a trusted and collaborative presence across Honda's Ohio locations. Our LMTs work in specialized, well-equipped spaces, collaborating with physical therapists, occupational health providers, and safety professionals, all committed to keeping Honda's team healthy, mobile, and pain-free.
Your Role:
We are seeking a skilled and motivated Licensed Massage Therapist to join our Honda care team, primarily supporting evening shifts at the Marysville Auto Plant (MAP) and East Liberty Auto Plant (ELP). This part-time role is ideal for someone passionate about therapeutic, medical massage and ready to contribute to a meaningful, patient-centered care model. Provide targeted massage therapy for musculoskeletal complaints (upper back, neck, UE) Collaborate closely with PTs, LMTs, and the wellness team across industrial and wellness clinic environments Deliver 30-minute treatments within a structured, results-driven model Opportunity to support private-pay wellness massage services as needed Flexible schedule with consistent weekday evening shifts (approx. 612+ hours/week)
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