Hospice Massage Therapist

Phoenix Home Care; Springfield (MO); On-site; USD 55,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

Phoenix Home Care in Springfield, Missouri seeks a compassionate hospice massage therapist to provide a calming, therapeutic presence for clients in palliative care. You will perform massage sessions to ease discomfort, aid relaxation, and support emotional well‑being for clients and families in the home setting.

Requirements include a valid massage therapy license, CPR certification, and a valid driver’s license with auto liability insurance.

Qualifications

• Valid massage therapy license.
• CPR certification.
• Valid driver’s license and auto liability insurance.

Responsibilities

• Provide calming hospice massage sessions in the home setting to ease physical discomfort and support emotional well-being.
• Create a peaceful, relaxing environment to help clients and families cope with end-of-life care.
• Coordinate care with clients, families, and care teams to ensure comfort and dignity during sessions.

Skills

Massage Therapy

CPR Certification

Driver's License & Auto Insurance

Job description

• Pay Per Visit
• Springfield, MO and surrounding areas

The role of a hospice massage therapist is to be a healing and calming presence. A massage session can simply provide a space for the client to relax while processing their emotions and experience. Hospice massage can ease physical discomforts, as well as enhance the client’s quality of life in a palliative care setting.

Benefits of Hospice Massage

Dealing with a terminal illness can be emotionally overwhelming, both for the client and for their loved ones. Ideally, hospice massage therapy can help bring a sense of peace and calm while reducing anxiety. The benefits of palliative massage include:

• Calming the autonomic nervous system and reducing anxiety


• Alleviating soreness and relaxing stiff muscles


• Helping mitigate the side effects of medications


• Helping the client enter a state of deep relaxation


• Reducing pain, swelling, and inflammation


• Improving circulation


• Decreasing nausea


• Facilitating restful sleep

Some practitioners may also offer massage therapy services to the loved ones of someone in hospice care. Recognizing that caregiving can take a physical and emotional toll on the body, offering massage therapy to these individuals can help improve their mental, physical, and emotional well‑being.

Requirements

• Valid Massage Therapy License.


• CPR Certification


• Valid driver’s license and auto liability insurance.

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