Are you seeking a meaningful change in your life or just additional income? A part time or full time career as a Massage Therapist may be just what you’re looking for. The number of Americans receiving massages has more than doubled in the last decade (now over 114 million treatments per year) and the profession has consistently been one of the fastest growing in the country in recent years.

Massage therapy has become widely accepted by both the public and the medical community. No longer just an enjoyable pastime and means of relieving stress, massage has become an important component in treating many types of injuries and medical conditions and enhancing athletic performance.

Massage is widely practiced and job opportunities are available at:

Spa's and Salons Hospitals Corporations Sports teams Physical Therapy offices

Fitness Centers Hotels and Resorts Chiropractor's Offices Cruise Ships

One significant benefit of becoming a massage therapist it the flexibility it offers in choice of work location and hours. In addition to the part time and full time option listed above, many therapist choose to open their own Private Practice independent of an employer…

Course Components include Swedish and Sports massage, Reflexology, Shiatsu, Ethics and Good Business practices.

Successful program completion leads to a certificate and qualifies you to sit for the National Certification Exam ...

NMTI is accredited by the Commission on Massage Therapy Accreditation (COMTA) which is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. We are also approved by ...

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