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Listing 9 jobs posted to this category within 90 days!

Job Classification
Massage Therapist/Myotherapist
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Job Type:
Part Time
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
23-Jan-2024
Job Classification
Massage Therapist/Myotherapist
Posted By:
Limitless Physiotherapy, Pilates and Massage
Job Type:
Part Time
Salary:
% on Billings - 50% to 55%
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
14-Mar-2024
Bronte NSW 2024
Job Classification
Massage Therapist/Myotherapist
Posted By:
Institute of Sports and Spines
Job Type:
Casual
Salary:
% on Billings
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
07-Mar-2024
Brisbane City QLD 4000
Job Classification
Massage Therapist/Myotherapist
Posted By:
Rejuvenate Home Care Massage
Job Type:
Casual
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
27-Feb-2024
Geelong VIC 3220
Job Classification
Massage Therapist/Myotherapist
Posted By:
Health Space Oatley
Job Type:
Part Time
Salary:
% on Billings - 50% to 55%
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
26-Feb-2024
Oatley NSW 2223
Job Classification
Massage Therapist/Myotherapist
Posted By:
One&All
Job Type:
Casual
Salary:
% on Billings - 60% to 65%
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
08-Feb-2024
Roseville NSW 2069
Job Classification
Massage Therapist/Myotherapist
Posted By:
Qi Flow Wellness
Job Type:
Locum
Start Timeframe:
From fixed date
Posted Date:
30-Jan-2024
Newstead QLD 4006
Job Classification
Massage Therapist/Myotherapist
Posted By:
My Wellness Chiropractic
Job Type:
Part Time
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
08-Jan-2024
All Melbourne VIC
Job Classification
Massage Therapist/Myotherapist
Posted By:
Wellbeing Chiropractic
Job Type:
Part Time
Salary:
% on Billings - 40% to 45%
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
20-Dec-2023
All Melbourne VIC
About Massage Therapist jobs in Australia

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Massage therapists are trained healthcare professionals who use massage and other techniques on clients for health, fitness, and therapeutic purposes. These professionals learn how to deliver a range of different massage and physical manipulation modalities to deliver maximum benefits for clients with specific requests.

Massage Therapist

Purpose and Mission 

Massage therapists are trained healthcare professionals who use massage and other techniques on clients for health, fitness, and therapeutic purposes. These professionals learn how to deliver a range of different massage and physical manipulation modalities to deliver maximum benefits for clients with specific requests.

Reports To

Many massage therapists are self-employed and work out of their home or travel to clients, so this group does not have a direct supervisor. Those who work as employees at hospitals, clinics, and spas report to a variety of middle management, ranging from doctors to clinic administrators to spa owners.

Supervisory Responsibilities

While some senior or more experienced massage therapists might have responsibilities relating to mentoring or training colleagues who are new to the profession, most massage therapists have few supervisory responsibilities.

Qualifications

 You can qualify to become a massage therapist in Australia by earning one of two qualifying certifications: a Certificate IV in Massage Therapy or a Diploma in Remedial Massage. Note that regulations regarding qualifications for massage therapists are promulgated on the state and local level.

Responsibilities of a Massage Therapist

A massage therapist delivers a wide variety of therapeutic massage techniques to clients, and also typically provides a range of spa and body treatments to promote relaxation, health, fitness. Massage therapists also perform massages and physical manipulations for remedial purposes (aka physical therapy).

Typical responsibilities of a massage therapist include:

  • Massaging soft tissues such as muscles, tendons and ligaments to improve circulation and/or healing
  • Using a broad range of massage techniques to improve sports performance and/or minimize the potential for injury
  • Providing a variety of treatments to promote body relaxation, improve circulation and relieve all sorts of muscular tension
  • Carefully assessing and treating specific soft tissue conditions or dysfunctions as well as providing rehabilitation advice
  • Using other manipulation techniques, such as acupressure or Shiatsu, and/or applying complementary equipment, including infra-red lamps, hot and cold compresses, ice, essential oils, and even herbal or mineral therapies, all designed to help with specific issues or promote whole body health
  • Thoughtfully assessing the physical (and emotional) condition of the client, and taking a case history, as well as advising on various stretching exercises or relaxation techniques.


Common career specialties for massage therapists include:

  • Chinese (Tui-Na) Masseur
  • Remedial Masseur
  • Shiatsu Specialist
  • Sports Medicine Masseur
  • Reiki Energy Therapist

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