Massage Therapist

Sproutstep Boulder , CO 80302

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SproutStep is redefining corporate wellness by connecting employees to the optimal support to help them live a healthy life.

We empower massage therapists by providing a space to list services, connect with clients, and receive secure payments.

We believe that living a healthy life can be difficult, but finding the right support makes it that much easier.

Learn more at https://www.sproutstep.com/providers

The Role

We are looking for energetic, reliable, and empathetic massage therapists to join our community.

Work with individuals to help them improve their health
Communicate with clients, be available virtually
Follow up with your clients to provide ongoing support and ensure their success
Set your own rates and availability

About You

You are a certified massage therapist and have the subsequent knowledge, skills, and abilities to help people improve their physical health
You are obsessed with helping others improve their health
You enjoy working flexible hours and interested in limitless growth opportunity
You are organized, tech-savvy, and highly motivated
You are independent and self directed
All experience levels welcome

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