A Career Within Your Reach at Dayton School of Medical Massage
Did you know? Traditional healthcare systems throughout the world recognize that therapeutic massage can play an important role in treating illness or chronic ailments, and contribute to a higher sense of general well-being. Dayton School of Medical Massage can teach you to use massage to help people live better.
With ever-expanding research on the beneficial effects of massage, more people are turning to the power of therapeutic massage for their health care treatment. Physicians, chiropractors and physiotherapists are recommending more patients receive massages. More employers are supporting the use of registered massage therapists as well.
At Dayton School of Medical Massage, we believe students must consistently practice what they learn in the classroom. We feel our students benefit by working on their techniques in a professional atmosphere under the close supervision of a licensed massage therapist. Massage Therapy Program Graduates from the School of Medical Massage work:
Why You Should Consider a Career in Massage Therapy
#1 In Job Growth - The Health Care profession will experience an 80% growth rate in the next decade (Bureau of Labor Statistics).
Employment Opportunities - Licensed Massage Therapists (LMT's) are employed at private massage clinics, chiropractic and pain management centers, physicians' offices, hospitals and wellness centers, day spas, corporations, resorts and hotels performing both medical and relaxation/therapeutic massage.
Be Your Own Boss - Flexible Hours. Control the hours you want to work. Work for a variety of businesses.
High Demand - Millions of dollars are spent locally for development of Health and Wellness Centers incorporating massage. Approximately 47 million Americans received a massage within the past year. (American Massage Therapy Association. Consumer survey - 2005).
On the Cutting Edge of Preventative Medicine - The medical community has accepted massage therapy as a viable treatment of stress and other disorders.
You can get started in a new direction in the exciting world of massage therapy!
Begin today! Financial Aid for Those Who Qualify. Accredited by the Commission on Massage Therapy (COMTA). Approved by the State Board of Career Colleges and Schools. Members of the Schools of Medical Massage are a member of the American Massage Therapy Association.