Massage Therapist (Independent Contractor)

Posted 9 days ago

moorings yacht country clubVero Beach (FL)

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About the role

Massage Therapist Elevate your practice at The Moorings Yacht & Country Club Spa. We are seeking a skilled, professional, and client-focused Massage Therapist to join our team as an Independent Contractor. This opportunity is ideal for a licensed therapist who is passionate about providing exceptional therapeutic services and creating a relaxing, personalized experience for clients.
Responsibilities: Provide professional massage therapy services, including Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports, and other modalities within your scope of practice. Assess client needs and recommend appropriate treatments. Maintain accurate client treatment notes and records. Ensure treatment rooms are clean, organized, and prepared before and after each appointment. Uphold the highest standards of professionalism, hygiene, and customer service. Maintain active state licensure and professional liability insurance. Comply with all applicable health, safety, and sanitation regulations.
Qualifications: Current Florida Massage Therapist License in good standing. Minimum of one year of professional massage therapy experience in a luxury resort, club, or high-end spa environment preferred. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to build and maintain positive client relationships. Professional appearance and demeanor.
Independent Contractor Requirements: Maintain all required professional licenses and certifications. Carry professional liability insurance. Responsible for reporting and paying all applicable taxes associated with independent contractor status.

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