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.
Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) — Manual Lymphatic Drainage LANi BODi STUDIO Suwanee, GA Job Details Part-time $30 - $40 an hour 10 hours ago Qualifications Lymphatic drainage massage Personal service client interaction documentation Post-session clinical documentation Lymphatic system Sanitation Manual therapy Massage therapy Care documentation Massage Therapy License Patient care Lymphedema therapy Licensed Massage Therapist Full Job Description LANi
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is seeking a part-time Georgia Licensed Massage Therapist with documented hands-on Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) experience. We need a dependable practitioner who has personally performed MLD; a course certificate without hands-on case experience is not sufficient for this opening. This is a manual massage-therapy role. It does not authorize operation of cosmetic laser, RF or body-contouring devices; injections; diagnosis or prescribing; or clinical patient assessments outside the LMT's verified Georgia scope. Responsibilities Perform manual lymphatic drainage and related massage services within verified Georgia LMT scope. Review relevant history and contraindications within massage-therapy scope, obtain appropriate consent and refer clients when a service is not appropriate. Maintain timely service documentation, sanitation and client privacy. Follow written protocols and coordinate appropriately with the studio's clinical team. Maintain dependable recurring availability and professional communication. Required Active, unrestricted Georgia Massage Therapy license. Documented MLD education plus verifiable hands-on experience, including recent case volume and date last performed. Current individual professional-liability coverage. Two relevant professional references. Strong sanitation, consent, documentation and client-care practices. Schedule and launch timing This is a part-time role expected to average 8-24 hours per week. Please state your realistic recurring days and hours. Availability on Friday, September 11 during the 10:00 AM-4:00 PM onboarding and launch-preparation window is helpful. Full availability on Saturday, September 12 for any role-specific orientation and the afternoon soft launch is strongly preferred. All dates remain subject to credential verification and final scheduling. Compensation The posted range is $30-$40 per hour, depending on verified qualifications, hands-on experience and the final written agreement. LANi
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currently prefers a proposed independent-contractor arrangement, subject to role-specific legal review and final written agreement; classification, hours and engagement are not promised by this posting. To apply, include your exact legal name, Georgia LMT license number and expiration, MLD training provider and hours, approximate number of MLD cases performed in the last 12 months, date last performed, post-procedure MLD experience, liability coverage, earliest start date, recurring availability, September 11-12 availability and compensation expectation. Do not send patient-identifying information or patient photographs. LANi
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(678) 243-0505
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$30.00 - $40.00 per hour Expected hours: 8.0 - 24.0 per week Application Question(s): Please provide: (1) your exact legal name, Georgia Massage Therapy license number, status and expiration; (2) MLD training provider, completion date and hours; (3) approximate number of MLD cases you personally performed in the last 12 months, date last performed and whether they included post-procedure clients; (4) current individual professional-liability coverage; (5) two relevant references; (6) earliest start and realistic recurring days/minimum and maximum weekly hours; (7) availability Friday, September 11 during 10 AM-4 PM and the full Saturday, September 12, especially the afternoon soft launch; (8) compensation expectation; and (9) whether you are open to a proposed 1099 contractor arrangement subject to final legal review and written agreement. Do not include patient-identifying information or photographs.
