Part-Time Resort Licensed Massage Therapist

Posted 2 days ago

crestview managementTempe (AZ)

Massage Therapists Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels

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About the role

About the Job: This position is a part-time/on-call position requiring days, nights, and weekend availability. Basic Purpose: Perform various forms of massage therapy (30,60 and 90-minute appointments), and perform body wraps and other specialized treatments in the Spa.

Essential Functions: Provide massage therapies such as Swedish, Deep Tissue, Hot Stone, Reflexology, Prenatal, Sports, etc., to resort guests, members, etc. (40%) Adhere to the product and inventory check-out system. (10%) Keep Service/Treatment products filled and ready for the next service or therapist. (10%) Maintain the cleanliness of Spa treatment rooms (clean sheets and towels, tables always ready, counters and cupboards clean). (10%) Non-essential Functions: (30%)Assist Spa Director as required. Complete special projects/events as assigned. Conduct tours of the Spa when requested. Assist in training new Spa personnel as needed.

Knowledge and Skills: EducationLicensed by the State of Arizona. ExperienceExperience necessary; 1-2 years preferred.

Skills and Abilities: Retail sales ability preferred. No. of employees supervised: None.

Travel required: None. Hours Required: Available on an on-call basis; scheduled times will vary based on Spa operations. Job TypePart-time.

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