Massage Therapist: Bandon Dunes Golf Resort in Bandon

Spasaustralia; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Comprehensive benefits

Quarterly incentives

Free golf privileges

Complimentary lunch

Dining discounts

Merchandise discounts

Job summary

The Massage Therapist role at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort in Bandon, Oregon, is a full-time position within the resort's Massage Center. The successful candidate will provide therapeutic massage services while coordinating with front desk, preparing rooms, handling billing, and communicating with resort managers.

Required are an Oregon license, 500 hours of AMTA-accredited training, and proof of liability insurance.

Qualifications

• Oregon license and liability insurance are required to practice.
• 500 hours of massage training from AMTA-accredited school.
• Be prepared with training records and work history.

Responsibilities

• Perform massage services in the resort's Massage Center.
• Assist front desk with scheduling, room prep, and billing.
• Maintain room readiness and inventory, and report issues to management.
• Ensure billing accuracy and biweekly submission to Front Office Manager.
• Coordinate with resort managers to adjust to guest demand.

Skills

Communication

Customer service

Education

Oregon State Massage License

500 hours AMTA-accredited training

Job description

• Massage Therapist: Bandon Dunes Golf Resort in Bandon

Massage Therapist: Bandon Dunes Golf Resort in Bandon

Start Date09/07/2026

Full-Time

The Massage Therapist role at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort is a full-time position in Bandon, Oregon. The role provides massage services through the resort's Massage Center and requires an Oregon State Massage License, 500 hours of training from an AMTA accredited or approved school, and proof of liability insurance. Bandon Dunes supplies the following month's schedule 15 days in advance, while the therapist adapts to cancellations, additions, and other schedule changes.

Daily work combines treatment delivery with front-desk coordination, room preparation, billing, and communication with resort managers. The position includes a minimum of three massage sessions per scheduled day, and the resort provides paid time off, comprehensive benefits, quarterly incentives, free golf privileges, complimentary lunch during shifts, and discounts on dining and merchandise.

Applicants have the Oregon license, liability insurance proof, training record, and work history ready before applying. The role requires a decision about full-time resort work, physical treatment duties, and a schedule that can change with guest demand.

The Massage Therapist checks in with the Massage Center or Front Desk before and after each service. The role verifies each massage form for the guest's name, service length, price, and room number, then reports concerns about rooms, guests, or employees to the manager.

Room readiness is part of the work. The therapist prepares treatment rooms, monitors appropriate inventory levels, maintains a professional appearance, and keeps a positive service approach throughout the shift. Accurate, timely billing goes to the Front Office Manager every two weeks.

• Massage room preparation and inventory checks
• Guest and employee issue reporting
• Biweekly billing to the Front Office Manager

Training, Licensing, And Safe Practice

Bandon Dunes requires completion of 500 hours of massage training through an AMTA accredited or approved school. The Oregon State Massage License and liability insurance requirement place the role inside Oregon's regulated professional setting.

Professional massage practice also depends on consent, privacy, clean premises, and clear boundaries. The AMTA standards of practice identify hygiene, communication, documentation, client autonomy, and public safety as core expectations. New York's massage therapy guidelines likewise describe sanitary supplies, informed consent, confidentiality, draping, and referral when a client's needs exceed the therapist's qualifications.

The resort provides the following month's schedule 15 days ahead, so the therapist can plan availability around a published service calendar. Each scheduled day includes a minimum of three massage sessions, while cancellations, additions, and schedule changes require a measured response.

Guest flow extends beyond the treatment room. Check-in and check-out communication connects the therapist with the Front Desk and Massage Center, while form checks protect service and pricing accuracy. Billing reaches the Front Office Manager on a biweekly cycle rather than at the end of each individual appointment.

Bandon Dunes Golf Resort sits on the Oregon Coast near Bandon and operates six distinct golf courses, including Bandon Preserve and Shorty's. The resort's massage work therefore serves guests within a large destination property rather than a standalone neighbourhood clinic.

The resort provides complimentary lunch during shifts, resort discounts on dining and merchandise, free golf privileges, quarterly incentives, paid time off, and a comprehensive benefits package. Continuous training and development add a professional-growth path to the treatment work, while the Bandon Dunes Charitable Foundation directs proceeds from Bandon Preserve and Shorty's toward South Coast communities.

The role's operational recordkeeping reaches the Front Office Manager, and its guest-facing work reaches the resort's wider service team. That combination gives the therapist a defined place in both treatment delivery and hospitality coordination.

The application decision turns on Oregon licensure, accredited training, liability coverage, physical readiness, and the ability to maintain service quality when a resort schedule changes. Those requirements identify a position built around hands-on treatment, documented guest service, and reliable collaboration across the property.