Massage Therapist jobs in Richland, WA

Oasis Physical Therapy has an exciting part-time opportunity for a licensed Massage Therapist to join our Richland Team! In this role, you will perform massage therapy techniques to control pain, reduce stress, and promote systemic wellness. You will also assess any problems or conditions, and suggest appropriate massage techniques based on current health of patient.

This is a great opportunity  for an experienced or recently graduated Massage Therapist.  This position will start part time with potential for full time growth.

You'll be performing 40 minutes of Hands-On then 20 minutes for notes and flipping the room, in a collaborative team environment with Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists and Certified Hand Therapists.

We're looking for someone who exhibits a strong desire to grow and share in WKE (Wisdom Knowledge and Experience), help others.  Someone who understands that pain is not purely the physical experience, a but a combination of biopsychosocial stimulus.

Company Benefits: 

• Learn from Industry Leading Therapists
• Competitive compensation package
• Generous PTO
• Medical, dental, vision and 401K with 30 hours weekly
• Professional development opportunities
• CE and License Renewal Fee Re-imbursement

Salary:

• $25 - $35 / Hour

• Active Washington State Massage Therapist License and Current CPR cert also required.
• Complete patient notes, maintain accurate documentation each visit. Follow HIPAA compliance.
• Willing to learn new techniques and tools, often working over the clothing.
• One or more years’ experience as a licensed massage therapist strongly preferred, but willing to hire the right recent graduates.
• Excellent customer service skills and work ethic
• Experience with EMR’s and Microsoft Office is preferred.
• Consult with other health care professionals, such as Physical Therapists, Physicians, Chiropractors, and Occupational Therapists to assist developing treatment plans for patients.
• Perform professional quality rehabilitative massage therapy. Preferred modalities, but not required: Movement and Structural Integration, Cupping Therapy, Gua Sha/Graston, Total Body Stretching, Theragun/RTR, NMT, Sports/Injury, Lymphatic and Myofascial Release.

• Maintain the treatment rooms and common areas in a neat professional manner including stocking products and linens, cleaning and sterilization.

• Excellent attendance and reliable transportation required.
• Confer with patients about their medical histories and problems with stress and pain to determine how massage will be most helpful. Educate patients and develop appropriate treatment plans, postural improvement, stretching, muscle health, and relaxation.
• Average Productivity goal of 50 patients/week