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Bolt Farm in Whitwell, Tennessee is hiring an Entry-Level Luxury Massage Therapist (LMT) to work onsite four days a week, delivering up to five 80-minute treatments daily within the 7 a.m.–7 p.m. window.
Therapists provide personalized bodywork for couples experiences, conduct initial consultations, and maintain strict Tennessee sanitation standards. Licensed therapists earn per-treatment pay with a published path to higher rates and have the opportunity to receive performance bonuses based on
Bolt Farm 600 English Cove Road, Whitwell, TN 37397 Start Date09/08/2026
102500 Full-Time
The Bolt Farm massage therapist role is a full-time position at 600 English Cove Road in Whitwell, Tennessee. Bolt Farm pays $75 per 80-minute treatment at hire, with performance increases to $95 and a published path to $140 per treatment; the posted compensation range is $80,000 to $125,000, and therapists keep guest tips. The role provides personalized bodywork for the resort's couples experiences and requires an active massage therapy license.
The fixed schedule covers four days each week, up to five treatments per day, with weekend and holiday availability. The same shift runs weekly within the 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. operating window, and each treatment includes 80 hands-on minutes plus 10 paid room-turn minutes. Three consistent days off follow the schedule, while a fifth day can be used for overflow. A massage therapist works onsite with guest-facing spa staff and follows Tennessee sanitation, draping, and treatment rules.
Applicants have an active Tennessee massage therapy license in good standing, or an active license from another state, plus availability for the fixed four-day schedule. The application needs to reflect onsite availability in Whitwell and readiness for five 80-minute treatments on a full treatment day.
The Whitwell location uses a fixed weekly shift for treatment appointments. Each session begins with a guest consultation and continues through a tailored massage, comfort checks, and treatment-room reset.
Therapists follow the treatment plan assigned to each guest while using the products, soundtracks, and room settings approved for the experience. Guest recommendations remain part of the work after the hands-on session, so the role includes wellness guidance alongside bodywork.
Therapists who hold an out-of-state license must complete Tennessee licensing steps before practicing. The published process includes about $280 in state fees, a $38 fingerprint background check, a five-hour Tennessee statutes and rules course, and 10 hours of ethics education.
The Tennessee board process can take about six weeks. Professional experience is not required, while backgrounds in spa work, wellness, hospitality, clinical care, luxury resorts, prenatal massage, hot stone massage, or couples services receive preference.
A Spa Attendant handles laundry, linens, and product trays around the treatment schedule. A Spa Concierge handles services outside the treatment room, allowing the therapist to keep attention on guest consultations and bodywork.
Bolt Farm is adding a fourth treatment room as fall dates approach capacity. The expansion creates a defined place for another therapist within the existing guest-services team rather than changing the role into a retail position.
The role includes couples experiences and approved massage modalities within Bolt Farm's treatment standards. Therapists retain guest tips, receive weekly pay, and can earn performance bonuses tied to guest feedback.
A guest satisfaction score from 4.80 to 4.89 adds $10 per treatment, while a score of 4.90 or higher adds $20 per treatment. The position has no retail quota and no upsell requirement, so the performance measures center on treatment quality and guest response.
Prior work in luxury spa, resort, wellness retreat, clinical, or hospitality settings can help a therapist adjust to the role's guest expectations. Prenatal, hot stone, couples massage, and special-occasion service experience also match the published preferences.
The role requires the capacity to complete five 80-minute treatments on a full day while maintaining consistent room standards. Three regular days off follow the fixed schedule, and relocation assistance is not provided.
Bolt Farm describes its company mission as creating restorative experiences that help couples slow down, reconnect, and strengthen relationships. The massage therapist works within that stated purpose through scheduled bodywork and guest consultations.
The fourth treatment room, the weekly fixed shift, and the support from the Spa Attendant and Spa Concierge define the operating structure around the position. Tennessee licensing remains the main preparation step for a therapist entering the Whitwell team from outside the state.
600 English Cove Road, Whitwell, TN 37397