Spa Therapist

Spa Therapist - Northeast Providing Spa Services: Delivering a range of treatments like massages (Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone, etc.), facials, body wraps, waxing, manicures, and pedicures, all in a safe and comfortable manner. Client Consultation: Understanding clients' needs, preferences, medical conditions, and allergies to customize treatments accordingly. Creating a Relaxing Environment: Ensuring a calm and tranquil atmosphere, with attention to details like music and lighting, for a five-star client experience. Maintaining Cleanliness and Hygiene: Keeping treatment rooms and equipment clean, sanitized, and properly stocked, adhering to health and safety regulations. Client Education: Explaining treatment procedures, recommending home care routines, and suggesting additional beneficial services or products. Record Keeping: Maintaining accurate client records, including treatment notes, medical history, and post-treatment recommendations. Customer Service: Greeting clients warmly, addressing their queries and concerns, and ensuring their satisfaction. Team Collaboration: Working effectively with colleagues like receptionists, spa managers, and other therapists to coordinate schedules and deliver exceptional service. Staying Updated: Keeping up with industry trends, techniques, and new products through training and professional development. Required Skills and Qualifications: Technical Skills: Proficiency in various spa treatments, knowledge of skincare products, massage techniques, and aromatherapy. Communication & Customer Service: Excellent verbal and interpersonal skills, with the ability to put clients at ease and build relationships. Professionalism & Dexterity: Maintaining a neat appearance, upholding client confidentiality, and having manual dexterity for various techniques. Knowledge of Anatomy & Physiology: Understanding how the human body reacts to different treatments. Certifications: Often requires a license in massage therapy or aesthetics, and CPR/First Aid certifications are advantageous. Experience: Usually requires some work experience in a spa or wellness setting, with luxury or high-end environments often preferred. Job Types: Full-time Experience: 1-2 years License/Certification: Preferred Work Location: In person Salary + commission based + bonus (based on performance)