The Spa Therapist is responsible for providing provide professional wellness therapies, beauty treatments and massage treatments to Spa clients. The role also ensures that high standards of service is maintained throughout the spa. The Spa Therapist's responsibilities include greeting and welcoming spa guests, informing guests of spa packages, promotions, and rates, and customizing treatments and therapies to suit guests needs.

• Conduct thorough consultations with clients to assess their needs, health history, and preferences, and recommend appropriate spa treatments and therapies.
• Perform a variety of spa treatments, including massages, facials, body scrubs, wraps, and other therapeutic and relaxation therapies, using appropriate techniques and products.
• Provide personalized care and attention to clients throughout their spa experience, ensuring their comfort, privacy, and satisfaction with treatments and services.
• Stay informed about spa products, ingredients, and brands, including skincare lines, massage oils, and aromatherapy blends, to make informed recommendations and enhance the client experience.
• Maintain strict hygiene and sanitation standards in treatment rooms, including sterilizing equipment, sanitizing surfaces, and ensuring clean linens and towels for each client.
• Manage appointment schedules efficiently, coordinating with receptionists and other staff to ensure smooth flow of clients and optimize therapist productivity.
• Maintain accurate records of client consultations, treatment plans, and progress notes, documenting any relevant information and recommendations for follow-up treatments.
• Pursue ongoing training and education in spa techniques, trends, and industry developments to enhance skills, stay current with best practices, and maintain professional licensure.
• Educate clients about the benefits of spa treatments, skincare routines, and wellness practices, providing guidance on self-care techniques and products to support their health and relaxation goals.
• Collaborate with other spa staff, including receptionists, estheticians, and nail technicians, to ensure seamless service delivery and promote a positive spa environment for clients and staff alike.
• Understanding of human anatomy and physiology, including muscles, bones, and the nervous system, to perform spa treatments effectively and safely, and to tailor treatments to individual client needs.
• Proficiency in a variety of massage techniques, such as Swedish, deep tissue, and hot stone massage, to provide therapeutic and relaxing treatments to clients, relieving muscle tension and promoting overall wellness.
• Knowledge of skincare products, ingredients, and techniques, including facials, exfoliation, and mask applications, to address specific skin concerns and provide personalized skincare treatments.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills to interact with clients professionally, assess their needs, explain treatments, and provide recommendations for home care and follow-up treatments.
• Understanding of proper hygiene and sanitation practices in spa environments, including sterilization of equipment, cleaning of treatment rooms, and adherence to health and safety regulations, to ensure a clean and safe environment for clients and staff.