Licensed Massage Therapist

Resilient Clinic LLC; Marianna (FL); Hybrid; USD 50,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexibility

Cash pay, no insurance

Growth

Administrative support

Job summary

Resilient Clinic LLC in Marianna, Florida is seeking a Florida-licensed Massage Therapist to join a clinic that treats bodywork as medicine within an integrated care team.

You will deliver Swedish, deep tissue, sports and lymphatic techniques, collaborate with our physical therapist, nurse practitioners and acupuncture physicians, and participate in sessions using Summus Laser H1 photobiomodulation therapy as part of clinical plans.

Qualifications

• Florida-licensed Massage Therapist in good standing.
• Interest in integrative clinical care and team collaboration.
• Willingness to grow through training in modalities.

Responsibilities

• Deliver therapeutic massage including Swedish, deep tissue, sports, lymphatic, and myofascial techniques for a clinical patient population.
• Collaborate with our physical therapist, acupuncture physician, and nurse practitioners on coordinated patient care plans.
• Operate and administer Summus Laser H1 photobiomodulation therapy sessions (training provided).
• Expand into other manual therapy modalities with mentorship from our clinical team.
• Document sessions, communicate patient progress, and participate in a collaborative care culture.

Skills

LMT in good standing

Clinical teamwork

Eastern/Western modalities

Communication

Education

Florida massage license

Tools

Summus Laser H1

Job description

We are looking for a licensed massage therapist who sees bodywork as medicine — and who is ready to practice inside a clinic that treats it that way.

ABOUT US

Resilient Clinic is an integrative, cash-pay health practice in Marianna, Florida, built around one idea: the body's systems are connected, so care should be too. Our team includes nurse practitioners, a physical therapist, a mental health counselor, and acupuncture physicians — and massage therapy is not an add-on here. It's a clinical modality, woven into patient care plans and coordinated across the team. You'll work alongside providers who respect what you do and actively refer to you.

WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT

"This is not a spa. This is a clinic that takes bodywork seriously."

We are specifically looking for a therapist who wants to grow — not just maintain. Training opportunities in Tui Na, photobiomodulation laser therapy, cupping, myofascial techniques, and other manual therapy modalities are available and encouraged. The right candidate sees this role as a career expansion, not just a next job.

WHAT WE’RE OFFERING

• FLEXIBILITY — Full Time, Part Time, or Contract
• ENVIRONMENT — Cash Pay, No Insurance
• GROWTH — Built-In Team
• SUPPORT — Complete practice administrative support

WHAT YOU’LL DO

Deliver therapeutic massage including Swedish, deep tissue, sports, lymphatic, and myofascial techniques for a clinical patient population

Collaborate with our physical therapist, acupuncture physician, and nurse practitioners on coordinated patient care plans

Operate and administer Summus Laser H1 photobiomodulation therapy sessions (training provided)

Expand into other manual therapy modalities with mentorship from our clinical team

Document sessions, communicate patient progress, and participate in a collaborative care culture

WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR

Florida-licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) in good standing — all experience levels welcome

Genuinely curious about the intersection of Eastern and Western bodywork traditions

Motivated by skill development — someone who wants to leave this role more capable than they arrived

Comfortable in a clinical environment — you understand that bodywork is part of a care plan, not separate from it

A communicator — you give feedback to the team and receive it, because that's how integrated care actually works

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Massage therapy in a conventional setting often means isolated sessions with no clinical context and no continuity. Here, your work is connected — to the patient's physical therapy plan, to their acupuncture protocol, to their primary care goals. When you treat someone's lumbar tension, the physical therapist knows. When the acupuncture physician identifies a meridian pattern that shows up in your table work, you'll hear about it. This is what practice looks like when a team actually functions as one.