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Massage Central
Licensed 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.
$58,679 / year median in Michigan
-1% projected decline
Job Description
Join our team at Massage Central, where we seek dedicated individuals with a positive attitude and a passion for caring for others. Whether you're a talented newcomer looking to start your practice without the hassle of finding clients or a seasoned therapist wanting to focus solely on your craft, we have the perfect opportunity for you. Enjoy a beautiful and friendly environment that fosters teamwork and knowledge sharing, while our staff manages the day-to-day operations. Licensed Massage Therapist Responsibilities Provide professional therapeutic massage services tailored to client needs and preferences. Maintain a positive, client-centered attitude and deliver exceptional care. Collaborate with a large team of therapists; participate in knowledge sharing and service trades. Uphold clinic standards for cleanliness, sanitation, and a welcoming environment. Communicate clearly with clients about goals, contraindications, and aftercare. Manage session flow and punctuality; document services as required. Engage in ongoing education and skill development; participate in offered trainings. Contribute to a supportive, team-oriented culture. Licensed Massage Therapist Requirements Licensed/Certified Massage Therapist (state-required credentials). Strong interpersonal skills and a passion for caring for others. Reliable, professional, and able to work independently within a team setting. Willingness to learn, collaborate, and share best practices with peers. Availability that supports flexible scheduling; ability to maintain consistent attendance. Commitment to hygiene, safety, and ethical standards.