Licensed Massage Therapist

You will deliver customized spa massage and body treatments, complete guest intakes, keep rooms spa-ready between appointments, and help guests choose the right service, upgrade, or ritual. This is a hospitality-driven spa role, not a clinical or medical-massage position.

A current state massage therapy license is required.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Spa Treatments & Guest Care

•        Welcome guests warmly and complete a discreet intake: goals, pressure, areas of focus, allergies, and contraindications

•        Perform spa massage services such as Swedish, relaxation, deep tissue, hot stone, aromatherapy, prenatal, couples, and signature rituals you are trained in

•        Provide body treatments as trained: scrubs, wraps, scalp treatments, or add-on upgrades on the spa menu

•        Customize pressure, pacing, music, scent, and draping so the service feels personal and luxurious

•        Check guest comfort throughout the treatment and adjust immediately

•        Offer simple aftercare and suggest packages, memberships, or retail when they enhance the guest’s visit

Treatment Room & Spa Standards

•        Set the room before each guest: linens, table, lighting, temperature, music, and amenities

•        Reset and sanitize the room quickly and quietly between appointments

•        Maintain oils, lotions, hot stones, and spa products; report low stock

•        Protect the spa atmosphere — low voices, privacy, and on-time starts and finishes

Spa Operations

•        Chart services in the spa booking software

•        Stay on schedule so the front desk and the next guest are not waiting

•        Uphold guest privacy, professional boundaries, and spa hygiene standards

•        Coordinate with reception on special requests, late arrivals, and walk-ins

•        Represent the spa brand with a polished appearance and calm, gracious service

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

•        Active, unrestricted Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) credential in TX

•        Graduation from an accredited massage therapy program

•        Current professional liability insurance (or ability to obtain before start)

•        Confident Swedish and deep-tissue technique with excellent draping and body mechanics

•        Ability to perform consecutive 50–80 minute spa services

•        Warm hospitality skills, punctuality, and a professional spa presence

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

•        Prior experience in a day spa, hotel spa, resort spa, or luxury wellness spa

•        Training in hot stone, aromatherapy, prenatal, couples massage, reflexology, or signature body rituals

•        Comfort recommending upgrades and retail without a hard sell

•        Knowledge of spa etiquette and high-end guest service