Wellness Pros

Not everyone can go into independent practice. Perhaps you want to work with a partner or for another practice. Maybe you simply love working in a spa, gym, or salon. Your dream job might be in a hotel or on a cruise ship. Some wellness pros find that they need more experience before they’re comfortable going out on their own. Sometimes, you need to relocate to a new area where you don’t yet have contacts. It doesn’t matter why you are looking for a job. What matters is that we can help you find one.

Wellness Employers

Have you ever been understaffed and overbooked? Then you know how it feels: the hassle, the pressure, the seemingly endless searching. Let JobPod take your stress away and speed up your hunt. Whether you’re looking for a permanent employee or just a qualified temp in a hurry, JobPod is here to help. Subscribe to JobPod and get to know potential employees in your area today!


26 Responses to JobPod

  1. Dr Roland Nadeau says:
    February 22, 2012 at 3:55 pm

    http://www.ExcelHealthCareHouston@gmail.com

  2. Dr Roland Nadeau says:
    February 22, 2012 at 3:50 pm

    Great loocation and opportunity for enthusiastic massage therapist in the 77077 area (Westheimer and Dairy Ashford). Space available for rent or % of income. Negotiable. Great earning potential. 832-248-4584 drrolandnadeau@gmail.com

  3. Kathryn Hill says:
    February 10, 2012 at 5:44 pm

    I’m very interested in skin care and would like information on different aspects of the business/

  4. Natalie Godwin says:
    February 8, 2012 at 7:18 pm

    I am looking a position with a medical office as aesthetician. I live in Dunn NC and Have been Aesthetician for 7yrs and have been in business for my self for 5yrs but have decided that I need benefits that a medical spa could offer me.

    • Patrick Meyer says:
      February 9, 2012 at 3:49 am

      Hi Natalie

      Please join Wellx for free and you can create a JobPod profile so employers can find you! Its free for employees to join!

      Thanks

      Patrick Meyer
      Wellx.com

  5. Lori says:
    February 6, 2012 at 7:36 pm

    I am in Ga and it seems no matter how hard I look on every website, or go door to door, which every one says go apply on line. I am working in the beauty industry at the moment, how ever it is very hard to find a job in GA Every web site I visit, has the same job openings which I have noticed are posted every 3 months again. I have decided to start a mobile spa, any suggestions advice? I don’t want to go back to school for another license I would really love to work in a spa before going out on my own.

    Thanks
    Lori

    • Patrick Meyer says:
      February 7, 2012 at 11:17 pm

      Hi Lori

      You should love JobPod when it goes live later this week. It will take a bit to fill up with Jobs but you should be able to find some openings in your area.

      Please take a minute and join http://www.wellx.com for free so you can use JobPod to search for jobs –

      Also you can ask your questions about running a mobile spa in our community! Lots of pros there to offer advice.

      Thanks

      Pat

  6. Crysti says:
    January 25, 2012 at 7:06 pm

    Hello eveyone I wanted to announce one job opening at The Petite Retreat. Looking for a talented massage therapist to join our award winning team. We just were voted Best Massage in Houston on Citysearch. If you know anyone looking for work please send them my way. thepetiteretreat@yahoo.com Thanks in advance!

  7. Cranston Bouknight says:
    January 10, 2012 at 1:26 pm

    I’m currently a student at Centura College in Virginia Beach, VA. I’m graduating on February 16, 2012, I currently looking for employement. If you can please send me information on what jobs you have available i would apreciate it very much. thank you

    • Patrick says:
      January 21, 2012 at 12:14 am

      Hey Cranston.

      Please feel free to register for free in the Wellx community. We will be launching JobPod in a couple weeks and will let our community know when it goes live!

      Thanks

      Pat

  8. coral collins says:
    December 28, 2011 at 12:43 am

    I am a Nationaly licenced massage therapist with a small part time office, No matter how hard I try I can’t continuesly fill my days. My gole has always been to fix people and I do quite a good job at that so I tend to treat people for about 3 sessions and they don’t come back for a while. I am always looking for new clients and more work.

    • rmorgan says:
      December 29, 2011 at 10:09 pm

      Hi, Coral-

      It’s unfortunately all too common for people to only come in for treatment when they are in acute pain. It’s fantastic that you can help them, but wouldn’t it be wonderful if they could be without acute pain in the first place? Of course it would, but that’s where lifestyles come into play and it can be difficult to educate clients that small changes, like regular massage treatments, can improve their day-to-day lives.

      If you don’t already, try handing out recommendation cards at the end of your sessions. They should be personalized for each client, but in a form that makes them easy to fill out. Maybe you want to recommend drinking more water, maybe you want to recommend a stretch that would be helpful. Is there a product from which they would benefit? Recommend it, and consider selling it yourself to both make it easy for the client to purchase and to increase your income. If you don’t sell it, let them know where they can pick it up or order it. Most importantly, you want to recommend when they should come back to see you.

      We’ve heard other practitioners say they have had success getting clients to come back more often through gentle encouragement to book their next appointment before leaving.

      It might also be worth spending some time coming up with truthful statements about how regular massages can actually be affordable because they can prevent those acute flare-ups that can result in having to take time off of work. At the end of a session, ask the client to take a moment to think about how they feel compared to when they came in. Let them know they can feel that way consistently by coming in regularly on a schedule that fits their budget.

      Start a conversation in the Wellx community to see what else has worked for practitioners. You can also find other tips on our blog.

      Wishing you much success!
      Rebecca

  9. Nicoleta says:
    December 22, 2011 at 3:51 pm

    I’m a esthetician with NY Cosmetology License since 1989 and I moved to Florida . What can I do to work without going to school for another License ? I ask a few Beauty schools to have just 250 hours ,requirement for esthetician ,but they want me to take the hole curs .I don’t want to do that .
    Any idea what is there for me?

    Thank you

    Nicoleta

    • rmorgan says:
      December 22, 2011 at 5:43 pm

      Hi, Nicoleta-

      We suggest you start by looking at the Florida Board of Cosmetology site.
      There is also a page of FAQs that addresses licensure by endorsement.

      Here’s a list of skin care schools in Florida . It doesn’t contain website information, but you should be able to look up some in your area to see if there is a skin care only program you can enroll in should you not be able to apply for licensure by endorsement.

      Hope that is a helpful starting point for you. If you have additional questions, please feel free to e-mail me at rmorgan@wellx.com.

      Best of luck!
      Rebecca

    • Nancy says:
      January 29, 2012 at 12:36 am

      Hello Nicoleta,
      Have you thought about being a skin care consultant? Imagine if you partnered with the makers of ProActiv? The dermatologist who created the ProActiv Acne product developed an amazing line of skin care products that work! Helping others to look their best and feel good about themselves can be very rewarding. This is a ground floor opportunity that is on the threshold of explosion! This means financial freedom for you. Check it out at http://www.timelessfaceRx.myrandf.biz. I look forward to hearing from you.

  10. Karen says:
    December 21, 2011 at 4:58 pm

    I’m a licensed esthetician and an Emmy winning make-up artist. I am looking to get back into the workforce full-time after taking some time to raise my children. I am looking for a position where I may utilize my skills as an esthetician and an artist. I am open to a spa, salon or a medical office.

  11. Cheryl Bruss says:
    December 12, 2011 at 7:38 pm

    I am a licensed esthetician, looking to work in a spa or a day spa with other estheticains or therapists. I love doing facials and I also love the relaxation part of all the services I can do. People are so busy now adays, they need to take the time for themselves and when they come to see me I am very happy to help them with what I can do.

  12. Arlette Underwood says:
    December 11, 2011 at 4:29 pm

    Lic.Esthetician and Massage Therapist. would be interested in working at a large spa, resort or Dude ranch. Also have management skills.