A Medical Massage Therapist works closely with doctors to treat patients affected by pain, illness, or injury. The role focuses on alleviating pain and addressing health conditions such as neuropathy, cancer, fibromyalgia, sports injuries, and high blood pressure. Medical massage therapists use advanced training and experience to provide care focused on healing injuries, improving function, and increasing circulation, and may receive physician orders specifying treatment. The therapist provides clinical massage care, evaluates patients, records health histories, and recommends appropriate services and techniques. The role may include supporting range-of-motion and muscle-strength assessments, proposing therapy plans, advising patients on stretching, strengthening, and relaxation, and using other modalities to support patient health. The position also requires maintaining patient data and HIPAA-related compliance, collaborating with staff and patients, and supporting consistent, high-quality clinical care. The position’s stated goals include 90% patient satisfaction, 15% referral integration, 100% encounter entry and completion, an 80% fill rate, 80% visit goals, 45% patient retention, average patient wait time under five minutes, and 90% next-appointment scheduling.
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