Massage Therapist Sample Clauses

Massage Therapist. Staff Level 8 Massage Therapist – Sole Charge Level 9
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Massage Therapist. Effective April 1, 2023, recommendation by a physician for services of a massage therapist no longer required.
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Massage Therapist. Staff Level 8 to 9 Phase-in Massage Therapist – Sole Charge Level 9 Massage Therapist – Student Supervision Level 9 Massage Therapist – Working Without General Supervision (effective first pay period after April 1, 2021) Level 9 Massage Therapist – Supervisor Level 10
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Massage Therapist. Student Supervision Level 9
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Massage Therapist. The Massage & Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx) State License Exam $195.00 State laws take home exam $75.00 Wisconsin registration – Credential Fee $75.00 Temporary License (if applicable) $10.00 Conviction or Pending Charges Form 2252 (if applicable) $8.00 Have proof of malpractice liability insurance coverage not less than $1,000,000.00. AMTA student membership: $45.00 ($199 for professional: Required out of pocket cost upon graduation) A temporary license is available for an additional $10.00. This enables the student after they graduate to work in their profession for six months. A temporary permit cannot be renewed or extended and shall not be issued until the applicant has been approved to take the exam. License fees are not included in student tuition; they are paid by the student directly to X.X. Xxxxx Administrations Inc. I, , agree as follows:
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Massage Therapist. A member of a provincial association of massage therapists.
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Massage Therapist. PROFESSIONALISM • Be professional and courteous to clients and each other. • Arrive at least 30 minutes before your first appointment. • Call in to find out your schedule for the day. • Leave your personal problems at home. If you are having a work related problem talk with the managers or Franchise owner ONLY. Please do not bring a bad attitude to Zen and your co-workers. - MASSAGE ROOM • Keep the room you use clean. • Before Your Shift Begins: - Vacuum your room (use quiet Bissell vacuum) - Stock your room with enough sheets for your shift ▪ Getting clean sheets between each massage is distracting to clients and unprofessional. - Adjust the lighting and music. • At the End of Your Shift: - Put new sheets on table - Clean room (turn lights off, heating blanket off, fan off) - Take all dirty sheets to laundry. - Wash your plates, glasses and clean up all of your things/food in kitchen - Couples Rooms - BOTH therapists are responsible for getting the room ready and cleaning the room at the end. - CLIENTS • At the end of a massage, wash your hands and get your client a glass of water and wait for them to come out of the massage room. Give them their water and thank them for coming in. • MAKE SURE THE MANAGER ON DUTY CHARGES YOUR CLIENT FOR THE MASSAGE YOU GAVE SO YOU WILL GET PAID ACCORDINGLY. - TALKING • Please be quiet at all times – be aware of clients in reception area or someone on the phone scheduling appointments. • Do NOT hang out in reception area – you can hang out in your room or in the lounge. • Do NOT talk during massages unless your client engages you in conversation. - HYGIENE & APPEARANCE • Wear shoes at ALL times. • Be aware of body odor – reapply deodorant if necessary. • Be aware of bad breath (No smoking at Zen or while on duty) • No tight clothing. No shorts and skirts above the knee, No Jeans, No Flip Flops. - TIME OFF and TIME ON • You must give 2 weeks’ notice to take any amount of time off. • You must apply for it by filling out the time off sheet at the front desk • It must be approved by a Manager • It is unacceptable to call and say you can’t come in (unless you have a very valid and unavoidable reason/emergency) - MASSAGE THERAPIST REVIEW • Each massage therapist will have a Review with a manager at least every 6 months, or as deemed necessary. - FAILURE TO COMPLY • Failure to comply with the above policies will result in one or more of the following: - You will lose massages – other therapists will be scheduled before you. - You...
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