Licensed Massage Therapist

Wexford•Wexford, PA

About The Position

Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa in Wexford, Pennsylvania is seeking a Licensed Massage Therapist to provide customized therapeutic massage treatments and help clients achieve their wellness goals. The role includes developing personalized treatment plans, building lasting client relationships, and delivering a professional treatment experience. The spa’s membership-based model provides recurring clientele, while the spa provides marketing, scheduling, supplies, linens, and operational support. The position offers flexible scheduling and full-time or part-time opportunities. Compensation is $40–$60 per hour, with commissions, tips, and enhancements also noted.

Requirements

  • Active Pennsylvania Massage Therapy License.
  • Ability to maintain massage therapy liability insurance.
  • Strong communication and customer service skills.
  • Passion for health, wellness, and helping clients achieve results.

Responsibilities

  • Provide customized therapeutic massage treatments based on individual client needs.
  • Develop treatment plans focused on long-term wellness and results.
  • Build strong client relationships through exceptional service.
  • Maintain a clean, professional treatment environment.
  • Comply with state massage therapy regulations and spa policies.

Benefits

  • 12 complimentary continuing education credits during new-hire training and other free continuing education opportunities.
  • ABMP/AMTA discounts.
  • KinderCare childcare discounts, including a 10% weekly discount.
  • Competitive salary and earning potential, with commissions, tips, and enhancements.
  • Employee discounts, including access to LifeMart discounts on insurance, travel, and personal care.
  • Training and development.
  • 401(k).
  • Flexible schedule.
  • Free uniforms.
  • Health insurance.
  • Opportunity for advancement.
  • Paid time off.
  • Signing bonus.
  • All supplies and linens provided.
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