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Brown Mountain Bodywork
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.
$55,692 / year median in North Carolina
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Are you a licensed massage therapist who wants to build a rewarding career improving the lives of others? Interested in working with clients seeking pain relief and increased mobility? (Please read the entire listing before submitting your application. ) Brown Mountain Bodywork is a therapist-owned bodywork studio specializing in pain relief, sports massage, and mobility. Our clientele consists of locals in need of acute and chronic pain relief, athletes looking to enhance performance and recovery, as well as active adults seeking to maintain freedom of movement and mobility. We are accepting resumes from experienced massage therapists and self-proclaimed anatomy nerds who are passionate about massage therapy and pain relief. Part-time or full-time availability.
MASSAGE THERAPIST REQUIREMENTS
- Valid NC massage therapy license
- Valid massage therapy liability insurance
- Available at least 2 days per week
- Excellent communication skills (verbal and written)
- Ability to perform up to 120 minute sessions
- Strength and stamina to perform at least 4 hours of massage a day
- Ability to work independently
- Ability to work with a wide variety of clients (body types and personalities)
- Basic technology skills and comfortable using new software
- Strong desire to do mostly sports massage, deep tissue, and clinical bodywork
IDEAL MASSAGE THERAPIST
- At least 2 years of active experience
- Seeking long-term employment
- Clinical assessment skills
- Advanced anatomy and kinesiology proficiency
- Patience to work very slowly and thoroughly
- Interest in some form of therapeutic movement
- Thai massage experience a plus
WHAT WE OFFER
- MASSAGE
THERAPIST OWNED
This practice is completely owned and managed by a fellow massage therapist. No more slaving away for a corporate or absentee owner who doesn't understand the demands of our profession. We will never ask you to do anything we haven't already done.TRAINING & MENTORSHIP
Learn how to assess and treat common pain issues and provide consistent results. This is not a "rub where it hurts" approach. Clients will naturally want to work with you!ELECTRIC LIFT MASSAGE TABLES
Take care of your body with electric tables that assist you in maintaining proper body mechanics, regardless of your client's body type or the previous therapist's table height.EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT
Self care is extremely important for therapists to maintain their own performance and well-being. Regular bodywork is yet another way we look out for your longevity and help keep your body happy and healthy.MODERN TREATMENT ROOMS
Our treatment rooms are newly remodeled and include independent thermostats and overhead dimmers. Set your room at the perfect temperature and adjust mid-session if necessary.GENEROUS TIME BETWEEN MASSAGES
This is not a "massage mill". We're in this for the long-haul and want you to stay healthy and focused! This includes having ample time between clients to take care of yourself.EMPLOYEE STATUS
Save money at tax time! Contract positions place the tax burden solely on the therapist, leaving you with less money over time. Enjoy the benefit of being an actual employee and letting us pay a portion of your taxes.BONUSES & REIMBURSEMENTS
Compensation is more than just a single number. Receive periodic bonuses and reimbursements for professional expenses like continuing education, liability insurance, and licensing fees.