Licensed Massage Therapist
medullaCharleston (WV)
About the role
Licensed Massage TherapistTVG-Medulla, LLC provides support and services to three comprehensive chiropractic care companies: CORE Healthcare Centers, Chiro One Wellness Centers and MyoCore Personalized Pain Care, both industry leaders in evidence-based, patient outcomes-centered care. We are looking for a Licensed Massage Therapist to join our dedicated team of professionals! Must be friendly, professional and caring. We offer the right candidate the opportunity to work in a nurturing team environment with exceptional facilities and happy clients. Therapists are only paid for the hours worked and not expected to be in unless they are scheduled.
Responsibilities include:
Perform professional quality massage, within scope of practice and licensing.
Assists in the cleanliness of both therapy rooms and common areas.
Maintain professional appearance.
Creates excellent experience through friendly and helpful attitude.
Reliable and on time for scheduled shifts.
Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
- Must have attended an accredited massage therapy school and received a certificate of completion
- Must have an active license
- Must provide own malpractice insurance and have proof of active policy
Must adhere to all applicable local and state licensing laws and regulations related to the massage therapy services provided.
Physical requirements:
Must be able to stand on feet for long periods of time Must be able massage at least 3 patients per shift
Benefits: Bi-Weekly pay cycle. Paid time off (vacation, sick days).
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