Massage Therapist

Key Responsibilities Of The Massage Therapist

• Greets salon visitors in a prompt, courteous manner.
• Administers client’s health history and release forms to all new clients.
• Evaluates client’s health history by asking pertinent questions to become aware if contraindications exist.
• Discusses client’s needs, expectations and past experience with massage prior to performing the service.
• Performs various types of massages on clients utilizing different modalities including but not limited to: Swedish, Deep tissue, Sports, Therapeutic, Reflexology and Shiatsu.
• Provides educated explanation of massage techniques used.
• Offers suggestions for overall health and general well-being after the massage (e.g., stretches, yoga, or referral to a physician) while noting that a massage therapist cannot prescribe or diagnose a client’s condition.
• Operates salon computer accurately and properly books all appointments for all salon staff when scheduled and during the absence of the receptionist.
• Answers incoming phone calls promptly and in a polite, courteous manner when scheduled and during the absence of the receptionist.
• Maintains professional service-oriented demeanor.
• Incorporates safe work practices in job performance.
• Performs other duties as required.

Minimum Qualifications For The Massage Therapist

• Required to possess or obtain a current Massage Therapy License for the state of Texas
• Certificate in Massage Therapy from college, technical school or accredited facility; and three to six months related experience and/or training.

Other Qualifications

• Previous experience working in a hospitality environment is a plus.
• Specialty training in sports injuries is a plus.
• Regular and reliable attendance.