Licensed Massage Therapist

Responsibilities & Essential Job Functions

• Be on time for your shift, prompt with each appointment and perform services within the time allotted for the service; Ensure proper coverage by alternate therapist if unable to perform their shift. 

• Maintain guest confidentiality and observe guidelines set forth by HIPPA.

• Provide consistent and professional massage and body treatments that are in accordance with accepted certification practices and with spa protocols. 

• Be flexible with your schedule to support the needs of the spa. 

• Actively promote home care to guests. 

• Uphold the standards of sanitation as directed by the state’s board and spa’s policies. 

• Properly clean and restock rooms as required. 

• Handle guest questions and concerns professionally and according to the spa’s policies and procedures. 

• Maintain a positive attitude and contribute to a quality, teamwork environment. 

• Regularly attend, participate in staff meetings. 

• Communicate with management about any and all occurrences involving staff or guests. 

• Manage levels of professional stock and supplies.

• Properly care for equipment and use proper amount of products. 

• Maintain personal hygiene and cleanliness. 

• Maintain a current and active state license. 

Required Experience & Education

• Current and active Maryland license.  

• Minimum 2 years work experience in a Four-Diamond environment or equivalent spa environment.

• Perform side-lying pregnancy massage. 

• Possess superior deep tissue skills.

• Experience with Reflexology, hot stones, and body wraps is preferred. 

• Excellent communication and listening skills. 

• Basic computer knowledge. 

• Enthusiastic about excellent customer service. 

Requirements & Working Conditions

• Ability to stand for prolonged periods of time. 

• Ability to lift 5 lbs. 

• Occasionally lift or carry up to 15 lbs. 

• Indoor work environment. 

• Must be able to work weekends, holidays and nights. 

• Must have reliable transportation.