Licensed Massage Therapist PTFT

Posted 2 days ago

wellspaKennesaw (GA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$10–$25

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About the role

Licensed Massage Therapist — Kennesaw & Vinings, GAWellSpaMed is a medically integrative wellness practice, not a typical spa. Our massage therapists work alongside an integrative team treating patients and clients with real health goals — including a meaningful population of veterans. If you want your work to mean something beyond a relaxing hour, we want to meet you. We're hiring an experienced, intuitive LMT for our Kennesaw and Vinings locations.
What You'll Do:
  • Deliver individualized massage treatments based on each patient's health goals and clinical needs
  • Perform deep tissue and medical massage modalities with confidence
  • Educate patients on treatment plans that support their broader wellness or recovery
  • Keep accurate session documentation
  • Work as part of a collaborative wellness and medical team
What You Bring:
  • Current state massage therapy license and liability insurance
  • Strong knowledge of anatomy and the musculoskeletal system
  • Comfort with deep tissue and medical massage
  • Lymphatic drainage or cupping certification a plus
  • Excellent communication skills with patients and teammates
  • High ethics, professionalism, and a genuine passion for helping people feel and function better
Why Join Us
Pay: $30–$45 per service hour +50% commission on add-ons ($10–$25 range) + 100% of gratuities Weekly pay Supportive, medically-informed team Meaningful work with a veteran patient population Growth opportunities as we expand to new locations

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