Licensed Massage Therapist

Hand & Stone•Durham, NC
•Onsite

About The Position

Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa in Durham is hiring a Licensed Massage Therapist to provide customized massage services in a professional, safe, and welcoming spa environment. Therapists can explore more than 13 massage modalities and pursue paths in Western techniques, Eastern practices, education, and training. The spa offers flexible scheduling, steady bookings through its membership model, and a fully stocked treatment room so therapists can focus on clients. Training is provided for advanced modalities. Compensation is $30.00–$60.00 per hour. The position is with an independently owned and operated Hand and Stone franchisee, which is responsible for employment decisions and conditions.

Requirements

  • Active North Carolina Massage Therapist License.
  • Massage therapy liability insurance.
  • Strong communication and client care skills.
  • Swedish massage proficiency; Swedish massage is required.
  • Passion for the healing benefits of massage.

Nice To Haves

  • Interest in exploring advanced modalities, including Neuromuscular, Myofascial, Trigger Point, Prenatal, Reiki, Deep Tissue, and Craniosacral; training is provided.
  • Interest in Western techniques, Eastern practices, education, or training.

Responsibilities

  • Create custom treatment plans based on each client’s needs.
  • Provide peaceful, healing experiences that encourage clients to return.
  • Build strong client relationships through referrals and memberships.
  • Maintain a professional and welcoming spa environment.

Benefits

  • Childcare discounts
  • 12 free CE credits
  • ABMP/AMTA discounts
  • 401(k)
  • Competitive salary
  • Employee discounts
  • Flexible schedule
  • Free uniforms
  • Health insurance
  • Opportunity for advancement
  • Training and development
  • Tuition assistance
  • Access to the Elite Massage Therapist Certificate Program
  • Discounts at KinderCare Learning Centers
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