Boutique Day Spa Therapist

Responsibilities

• Deliver full treatment menu at an intimate boutique spa — massage, body treatments, couple's packages, prenatal massage
• Build repeat clientele among local residents, expat community, and boutique hotel guests
• Recommend and administer wellness-oriented treatment sequences
• Maintain treatment environment with the personalized attention boutique spa requires
• Coordinate with receptionist on booking management and client follow-up
• Apply knowledge of wellness modalities — lymphatic drainage, reflexology, craniosacral, aromatherapy

Requirements

• Certified massage therapist with 2+ years professional experience
• Wellness modality breadth — boutique spa clients expect range and expertise
• English; European language a real advantage
• Warm, relationship-oriented approach — boutique spa builds loyalty through personal connection
• Professional discretion with repeat clientele

Benefits

• IMSS, Aguinaldo, vacation + premium
• Tips/service charge
• Products provided

Work environment

Intimate boutique spa in Playa del Carmen. Fewer clients per day than resort spa volume — deeper treatment relationships, higher professional satisfaction for therapists who prefer depth over volume.

About the role

The therapist that clients ask for by name. The boutique spa therapist who has a 60-person repeat client list — who knows each client's postural patterns, chronic tension points, and preferred pressure — is practicing massage at a clinical and relational depth that resort volume cannot provide. That professional depth is what the Playa boutique spa market rewards.