Massage Therapist

Job Description: Message Therapist Position Overview A Message Therapist, also commonly known as a Massage Therapist, is responsible for providing professional therapeutic massage services to clients in order to relieve stress, alleviate pain, and improve overall physical wellness. Using a variety of massage techniques, the Message Therapist tailors each session to meet individual client needs, helping to promote relaxation, stimulate healing, and enhance physical function. Key Responsibilities -Conduct Client Assessments – Interview clients to understand their medical history, current physical condition, and specific needs or areas of concern. – Create personalized treatment plans that align with client health goals and physical requirements. – Perform Therapeutic Massage Techniques – Administer a range of massage techniques, including Swedish, deep tissue, sports, and other therapeutic modalities, based on client preferences and needs. – Adjust pressure and technique as required to provide a comfortable and beneficial experience for each client. – Promote Client Wellness and Education – Educate clients on the benefits of massage therapy and provide advice on post-session care, stretching exercises, and general wellness practices. – Discuss ongoing treatment recommendations and suggest other wellness resources as needed. – Maintain a Clean and Safe Environment – Sanitize massage tables, tools, and equipment between sessions in accordance with health and safety guidelines. – Maintain a calming, organized, and professional workspace to enhance client relaxation and comfort. – Administrative Duties – Manage client scheduling, documentation, and session notes for accurate records and continuity of care. – Process payments, handle client inquiries, and address feedback in a professional manner. – Stay Updated on Industry Knowledge – Engage in continuous professional development, keeping up-to-date with new massage techniques, health regulations, and therapeutic trends. Qualifications – Education – Completion of a state-approved massage therapy program with at least [XX] hours of supervised practice. – Current state licensure and/or certification as a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT), depending on region. – Skills and Experience – Proven experience as a massage therapist, preferably in a spa, clinic, or wellness center setting. – Knowledge of various massage techniques and therapeutic modalities, including Swedish, deep tissue, and sports massage. – Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with a compassionate and attentive approach. – Physical Requirements – Ability to perform massage services for extended periods, which may include standing, bending, and applying pressure as needed. – Strength and dexterity to safely perform various massage techniques. Working Conditions – Flexible hours, including evenings and weekends, based on client availability. – Ability to work independently and as part of a wellness team. – Adherence to ethical standards and confidentiality protocols to maintain client trust and well-being. Benefits – Competitive compensation with opportunities for tips and commission. – Access to ongoing training and professional development programs.