Registered Massage Therapist Wolfville (Nova Scotia)

Registered Massage Therapist Wolfville (Nova Scotia)

08 Nov
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Lifemark Health Group
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Nova Scotia

08 Nov

Lifemark Health Group

Nova Scotia

Deliver hands-on massage therapy in Wolfville with Lifemark, using clinical reasoning and individualized treatment planning. This casual part-time schedule runs Monday to Friday.
As a Registered Massage Therapist at Lifemark, you will provide care at Julie Skaling Physiotherapy Clinic in Wolfville. The work includes tissue manipulation, treatment documentation, rehabilitation collaboration, and caseload management. New graduates are encouraged to apply, while outpatient experience is a strong asset.
Key Responsibilities: Provide hands-on manipulation to muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, and connective tissue
Create individualized treatment plans using analysis and clinical reasoning
Collaborate with rehabilitation professionals at the clinic




Document treatment sessions and recommendations using e-charting software
Network to promote Lifemark RMT programs
Requirements: Registration in good standing with the provincial massage therapy college
Outpatient client treatment experience considered a strong asset
Excellent interpersonal skills and cooperative working ability
Commitment to post-graduate professional development
New graduates are encouraged to apply
Apply your massage therapy expertise, clinical reasoning, and cooperative approach as a Registered Massage Therapist in Wolfville.

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📌 Registered Massage Therapist Wolfville (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Lifemark Health Group
📍 Nova Scotia

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