Licensed Massage Therapist

Posted 8 days ago

still pointTakoma Park (MD)

Massage Therapists Other Personal Care Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$95 per hour

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About the role

The Still Point Job Opportunity The Still Point has been a healing space in the Takoma Park community and wider DMV area for nearly 20 years. We are not a franchise or a volume spa. We are a small, independent practice built around therapeutic care, and the practitioners who provide it are the reason guests return, year after year. We are hiring licensed massage therapists who are serious about their craft and looking for a place to build a lasting practice. What this role looks like Providing customized therapeutic massage to a returning, membership-supported clientele. Sessions are not scripted. You assess, you adapt, and you bring your training and experience to bear. Specializations in prenatal, deep tissue, craniosacral, myofascial, oncology massage, or other advanced modalities are welcomed; there is consistent demand for them. What The Still Point offers Competitive commission with earning potential of $75$95 per hour including add-ons and gratuity 401(k) with 4% employer match Paid time off (full time and part time) Health insurance benefits (full time)CEU reimbursement and continuing education opportunities Staff workshops and team development Discounts on services and professional skin care products A team with real longevity - several of our practitioners have been with us 6, 8, and 10 years

What we are looking for:

Current Maryland massage license
Availability for afternoons, evenings, and/or weekends
Advanced training in specific modalities or special populations is preferred, not required
A genuine interest in therapeutic outcomes, not just relaxation
Someone who wants to grow a return clientele and understands what that takes

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