Massage Therapist Job at Institute for Orthopedics & Chiropratic in Eden Prairie
Massage Therapist Job at Institute for Orthopedics & Chiropratic in Eden Prairie
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Competitive salary
- Dental insurance
- Employee discounts
- Free uniforms
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Provide high quality orthopedic massage therapy sessions using trigger point therapy, cross fiber friction technique, fascial release, neuromuscular therapy, deep tissue/sports massage techniqueSOAP note documentation
- Maintain stock and supplies in rooms
- Administer (ACT) well wave treatments when needed
- Trigger point, myofascial release, cross fiber friction, neuromuscular therapy, deep tissue/sports technique, craniosacral, lymph system massage, Provide massage therapy working with other professional providers at IOC, including chiropractic and physical therapy.
- Complete and maintain EHR in a professional manner
- Maintain massage therapy treatment room
- Certified in massage therapy. Graduate from an accredited massage therapy school/program.
- Ability to work in a busy, fast paced professional setting
- Open to working at multiple locations a plus
- Friendly, outgoing and professional personality with the desire to work with the public
- Promotes and believes in Chiropractic CareTeam player who is flexible to change
- Self motivated and well organized
- Strongly service oriented with an ability to communicate effectively with clients in a one-on-one setting
- High level of ethics and integrity.
- A passion for helping people look and feel their best.*** Pay rate reflects compensation per treatment hour (75 minutes)
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