Licensed Massage Therapist

• Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT).
• Part-time employment, Monday-Friday, afternoon shifts.
• Burien, Washington.

• Paid time off.
• Flexible scheduling.
• Minimum base rate of $40+/hour to $45/hour depending on experience.
• License reimbursement.
• Pay for cancellations/no-shows.
• CE Reimbursements.
• Health Insurance Reimbursements.
• SIMPLE IRA Retirement Plan.

• Examining and assessing patients' conditions to best determine which therapeutic modality to utilize for their current condition.
• Perform therapeutic massage modalities for the patient to recover from any pain or injuries.
• Maintain general knowledge of chart notes relating to patient injury.
• Consistently update and maintain chart notes for physicians to read.
• Assist and advise patients with different techniques for improving current conditions, such as stretches, exercises, and core strengthening.
• Providing massage experience for the patient, precisely 53 minutes of hands-on work.
• Proper cleanliness and disinfection of the massage room before and after patient visits.
• Maintaining proper inventory of the massage room and partnering with the office manager if additional supplies are needed.
• Stocking and folding massage sheets.
• Proper documentation and recording of modalities used as well as hours worked.

• Completion and license from an accredited massage therapy program.
• Licensed from the Washington Board of Massage Therapists.
• Thorough knowledge of massage techniques.
• Communication and teamwork within a medical setting.
• Credentialed in insurances in Washington.

Accident Care Chiropractic and Massage is the Pacific Northwest’s leaders in Auto-Injury rehabilitation. We specialize in Chiropractic, Massage Therapy and Physical Rehabilitation for patients who have experienced or sustained any sort of injury through an automobile accident. We have over a decade of experience in treating injuries and over 15 locations throughout Oregon and Washington. We look to partner with our employees and grow them as professionals to better serve our communities.