Train to Hire Massage Therapist

Hand & Stone Careers; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Join Hand & Stone as a Massage Therapist! With a focus on wellness and client care, you'll participate in a training program leading to licensure and employment. Enjoy a fulfilling, flexible career with competitive compensation potential, rich benefits, and opportunities for student financing.

Benefits

Flexible schedules

Student financing options

Job stability

Qualifications

• Experience in various massage techniques through state-approved program.
• Ability to develop treatment plans focused on wellness.
• Knowledge of business practices for addressing client needs.

Responsibilities

• Provide therapeutic massage to clients to relieve pain and stress.
• Create personalized treatment plans for individual clients.
• Participate in state-approved training program.

Skills

Massage techniques

Client care

Business training

Education

Completion of state-approved massage therapy program

Job description

Become a Massage Therapist!

New Year, New Career – Join our mission to make it the best hour of our clients' month!

Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spas is committed to education, innovation, and making a difference for our clients and communities. As a Train to Hire Massage Therapist at Hand & Stone, you will receive the state-required education and training hours for massage therapy through one of our partnered local programs.

As a massage therapist, you can help relieve pain and stress with the power of your hands. Accepted students will gain practical knowledge, business training, and real-world experience in a range of massage techniques. Successful completion and licensure as a massage therapist will result in job placement at Hand & Stone as a massage therapist.

Benefits of a Career in Massage Therapy at Hand & Stone:

• Wellness-focused career creating treatment plans and healing others.
• A new career in as little as 11 months depending on class schedules and student status.
• Competitive compensation – Department of Labor statistics range massage therapist annual salary from $55,000 to $75,000 (varies by market; this is not a guarantee of compensation).
• Job stability in a high-demand profession.
• Flexible schedules.
• Student financing options and payment plans for massage therapy education.
• Applicants are eligible for student sponsorship, where spas will reimburse part or all of tuition fees after successful program completion and employment in the spa.

Next Steps:

• Applicants will research local massage schools, complete application forms, learn more about the program, and undergo any required screening to determine financing and sponsorship eligibility.

*Offer of employment is contingent upon successful completion of a state-approved massage therapy program, required exams, and licensure. There are no restrictions on the program a student can attend, as long as it meets state requirements for massage therapy education. Applicants are encouraged to research their preferred local program.