Working On A Cruise Ship As A Massage Therapist
Senior Massage Therapist Current Employee - Orlando FL - December 24 2014.
Working on a cruise ship as a massage therapist. Many new massage therapists opt to work in spas or rehabilitations centers. Working as a Massage Therapist at Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Like most dreams of a lifetime working on a cruise ship is attainable for any massage therapist whos hard-working and flexible and willing to jump through the necessary hoops.
A Diploma in Swedish Massage 150h including the anatomy and physiology of the body is absolutely necessary. Typical day at work is having back to back treatments especially on Navigation days. - Minimum of two 2 years experience within the Spa or Resort Industry onboard a cruise ship or similar operation ashore.
One thing that people look forward to on a cruise is a good massage from a professional massage therapist. January 29 2020 The life of a massage therapist working on a cruise ship can be exciting but its also a lot of hard work. I can imagine you are wondering how I got here working as a Massage Therapist onboard a cruise ship.
Get weekly updates new jobs and reviews. When I started to train as a massage therapist I never dreamed of sailing the sever seas. Whilst my contract is rather long 9 months and my days at sea filled with giving massages for almost 12 hours straight I have a privilege most other crew members do not have on-board.
You offer a service of relaxation for those on vacation. Clients enjoy the pampering and special treatment you are able to provide with massage therapy. One of the most important issues when it comes to living and working on a cruise ship is self-care.
Cruise lines are always on the lookout for qualified massage therapists to join their crew in an industry thats thriving with opportunity. Work days on a cruise ship can range from 10 to 12 hours in length and a work week is. Most contracts for this type of work are approximately nine months and potentially a pre-cruise training period before hand but.
