Crmta Registrar Membership Development Calgary (Canada)

Crmta Registrar Membership Development Calgary (Canada)

29 Oct
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Force Inspection Services
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Canada

29 Oct

Force Inspection Services

Canada

Lead CRMTA membership development and registration standards from its Calgary office, using massage therapy expertise and stakeholder engagement.

The Registrar is a senior leadership position supporting CRMTA’s growth, credibility, membership development, and regulatory readiness. You will oversee eligibility, insurance administration, professional standards, and member services. The work includes education, workshops, partnerships, advocacy support, and organizational collaboration.

Key Responsibilities:
Oversee registration and compliance with CRMTA standards and policies
Drive recruitment, engagement, and retention initiatives
Coordinate workshops, training, and career development opportunities
Build relationships with schools, educators, and industry partners




Provide recommendations on membership, education, and regulatory matters

Requirements:
Diploma or recognized education in Massage Therapy
Previous professional experience practicing as a Massage Therapist
Solid understanding of Alberta’s massage therapy profession
Experience in membership development or stakeholder engagement
Strong communication, presentation, and project-management skills

Use massage therapy experience, registration knowledge, and partnership-building skills to strengthen CRMTA membership and qualified credibility.

📌 Crmta Registrar Membership Development Calgary (Canada)
🏢 Force Inspection Services
📍 Canada

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