Massage Therapist

Benefits

401(k) Competitive salary Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Bonus based on performance Licensed Massage Therapist, LMT - Occupational Medicine Full-time/ Part-time or PRN $50 - $60/Hr.

Position Summary

The Massage Therapist provides therapeutic massage services to support recovery from work-related injuries, reduce pain, improve circulation, and enhance functional outcomes. This role works under the direction of providers and in collaboration with the rehabilitation team to support safe, effective return-to-work outcomes.

Wage Potential

Average wages can vary as actual compensation formula is based on a percentage of production. High volume producers or full time schedules will result in possible higher levels of income.

Primary

Duties: and Responsibilities:

Provide therapeutic massage treatments tailored to patient conditions and treatment plans Perform assessments of muscle tension, range of motion, and pain areas Apply techniques such as deep tissue, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and relaxation massage Support rehabilitation plans in coordination with physical and occupational therapists Document treatments, patient responses, and progress accurately in the EHR Monitor patient tolerance and adjust techniques as needed Educate patients on stretching, posture, and self-care techniques Maintain a clean, safe, and professional treatment environment Ensure proper sanitation and infection control practices Communicate with providers and clinical team regarding patient progress or concerns Adhere to clinic policies, scope of practice, and regulatory requirements Team Member Objectives: Deliver safe, effective, and patient-centered therapeutic care Support pain reduction and functional recovery goals Maintain accurate and timely documentation Contribute to interdisciplinary care coordination Promote patient satisfaction and positive experience Support efficient clinic workflow and treatment scheduling Position Requirements: Key Competencies Knowledge of therapeutic massage techniques and anatomy Strong interpersonal and communication skills Ability to assess patient needs and adapt treatment approaches Attention to detail and professionalism Time management and scheduling efficiency Understanding of rehabilitation and occupational health concepts preferred Qualifications, Education, and Experience Completion of accredited massage therapy program Minimum of 1–3 years of experience preferred Experience working with injury rehabilitation or occupational health patients preferred Active Massage Therapy license/certification in good standing Experience in clinical, rehabilitation, or medical massage preferred Familiarity with EHR documentation systems preferred Knowledge of contraindications and safety precautions