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Massage Therapist
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What they do
A Massage Therapist uses massage to relieve tension, pain, and other ailments in patients, and promote general well-being. May specialize in a certain type of massage, such as deep-tissue or sports massage. May be self-employed or work in a private practice, spa, fitness center, or medical or chiropractic care facility.
$71,812 / year median in Connecticut
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Under the director of the Spa Manager, the incumbent performs massages, beauty treatments, and wellness therapies, depending on guests' needs and preferences. The positions responsibilities include greeting and welcoming spa guests, informing guests of spa packages, promotions, and rates, and customizing treatments and therapies to suit guests' needs. Recommends additional spa services and up-sell spa products. High School diploma or GED required. Licensed in Massage Therapy, with current CEU credit requirements. Sound knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and different massage techniques. Ability to learn new services and understand product ingredients. Positive interpersonal skills required. Ability to read and comprehend simple instructions and correspondence. The ability to stand for extended periods. Must have excellent organizational, communication and customer service skills.