The-Kahala-Hotel- is hiring: Massage Therapist in East Honolulu

Posted 3 days ago

thekahalahotelHonolulu (HI)

Massage Therapists Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels

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About the role

Come LIVE Kahala and join the Kahala Ohana! We are a #luxuryhotel and #resort, nestled between the serenity of gently lapping waves on a lovely white sand beach and a prestigious private gold course that host an annual PGA Tournament, all within the quiet Kahala Community. The Kahala Hotel & Resort is on the forefront of making changes in hospitality with our KISCA (Kahala Initiative for Sustainability Culture and Arts) Program and ownership's commitment to supporting the UN's SDGs. Our colleagues are in large part of our #brand and we are looking for individuals to join us to ensure that guests will create treasured memories here with a longing to return to The Kahala Hotel & Resort. Under the guidance of the SPA Director and within limits of the Kahala Hotel & Resort policies, ensure that all operational procedures, codes of conduct and standards of appearance are adhered to by all staff. To create a happy and motivated team and ensure the smooth running of the SPA at all times.

Position Requirements: Minimum two (2) year of service Minimum 500 Hours of massage training. Previous experience in a first-class, medium to large resort desired. Must have current Hawaii Massage Therapist license. Full-Time/Part-Time On-CallShift Various ShiftsNumber of Openings 2Exempt/Non-Exempt Non-ExemptReq Number SPA-26-00001We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law. This position is currently accepting applications.

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