Licensed Massage Therapist -Vestavia Hills, AL at Flamingo

Posted 2 days ago

flamingoVestavia Hills (AL)

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About the role

Our Story: Flamingo is an all-in-one resident engagement mobile app. We provide premium services to luxury residential apartment buildings including resident events, fitness classes, and concierge services, including in-home massage therapy. We are looking for licensed massage therapists who want to offer their exceptional services to our customers!
Qualifications: Be a licensed massage therapist Experience providing in-home massage therapy 1-2 years of experience preferred Expectations: Able to provide the following types of massages: Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports, Couples Massage Flexible availability during the week and/or weekends Be the face of Flamingo and deliver the best EXPERIENCE by being professional You bring all equipment and supplies to each appointment, including but not limited to: Massage table, clean sheets, clean towels, oils, lotions, portable speaker to play relaxing music Arrive on time to each appointment Provide feedback to provide a better experience Must have access to email and phone communication Must be able to complete the check-in within our mobile app after each appointment How to Apply: Send a brief cover letter along with your resume and certifications Job Type: FreelancePay Rate: NegotiableClick here to learn more about becoming a Flamingo Pro!
Please Note: Positions may not be available immediately, but we will reach out to qualified applicants based upon demand. We appreciate your patience!

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