Evening Massage Therapy Instructor

Are you a licensed massage therapist who loves sharing your skills? H&S School of Massage is a SCHEV-certified school in Richmond with a hybrid program: online coursework plus in-person lab, practical and clinical training. We're launching an evening class in March 2027 and are looking for a dedicated instructor to help our students build the skills and confidence to pass the MBLEx and start successful careers.

What you'll do
- Teach in-person lab, practical and clinical sessions on weekday evenings, following the school's approved curriculum and syllabus.
- Demonstrate and coach massage techniques, body mechanics, draping, client communication and professional ethics.
- Supervise students in our student clinic and give clear, constructive feedback.
- Mentor students and help them build confidence and professional habits.
- Track attendance, practical hours and student progress in our student records system.
- Help prepare students for the MBLEx.
- Suggest improvements to the curriculum so it keeps meeting industry standards.
- Keep the classroom and treatment areas clean, safe and professional.
- Work with the School Director on scheduling, student support and program improvements.

What you bring
- A current Virginia massage therapy license in good standing.
- At least 3 years of professional massage therapy experience.
- Teaching, training or mentoring experience is preferred.
- Strong knowledge of Swedish and deep tissue techniques, anatomy and physiology, and ethics.
- A real enthusiasm for teaching and a patient, encouraging approach.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- A team player who works well with staff and colleagues.
- Commitment to keeping up with industry rules and teaching methods.
- Experience with an online learning platform is a plus.

Schedule and pay
- Monday-Friday evenings, 4:00-10:00 p.m., starting March 2027.
- $25-$30 per hour, depending on experience.
- Benefits include sick days, vacation and an employee discount.
- Work is in person in Richmond, VA.

How to apply
- Send your updated resume, including your massage license and experience.
- Include a short cover letter about why you want to teach massage.
- Add any certifications or professional affiliations.
- Finalists will complete an official instructor application.

This description isn't exhaustive and may change based on the school's needs.