Spa Therapist

Roles and responsibilities

• Conduct self in a professional manner at all times.
• Adhere to the established standard of conduct and house rules, fire regulations, and department procedures and policies.
• Dress in issued uniform and ensures a neat, clean, and tidy appearance at all times, adhering to the established Grooming Standards Policy.
• Report to shift on time. Aware of schedule at all times and if unable to attend work, notify the Duty Manager in adequate time and according to policy.
• Be fully familiar with Hotel Fire and Emergency Procedures
• Carry out all treatments to the required standard and as per the daily schedule.
• Day to day responsibility for equipment, products, cleanliness and hygiene of the treatment rooms and facilities.
• Be knowledgeable on all treatments and products on offer and any current promotions.
• Achieve sales and guest service targets as set by the Spa Management.
• Offer guests full after care advice and the chance to purchase any products recommended within their treatment. Establishes good rapport with guests while maintaining appropriate guest-employee relationships
  

What You Bring

• Minimum three types of massages and facial and body treatments
• Minimum primary school graduation.
• Certified massage therapist and facial specialist with certification or international equivalent
• Beauty knowledge is a plus: previous experiences in manicure, pedicure and basic waxing services
• Conversational English (knowledge of Arabic or other languages is a plus)
  

What We Offer

• Competitive Salary, wages, and a comprehensive benefits package
• Excellent Training and Development opportunities
• Employee Discount for stays at any Four Seasons worldwide
• Complimentary Dry Cleaning for Employee Uniforms
• Complimentary Employee Meals
• Complimentary Staff Accommodations
• Spa Treatment Incentives

Desired candidate profile

• Hands-On Skills: Strong physical skills are necessary, as the role requires the ability to apply various massage techniques, body treatments, and other manual therapies.
• Empathy and Intuition: The ability to read clients' body language and understand their comfort levels is key. Being sensitive to their needs and preferences helps provide the best service.
• Knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology: An understanding of the human body, muscles, skin, and tissues is essential for delivering effective therapeutic treatments and avoiding injury.
• Communication Skills: Effective communication with clients is important for understanding their needs and ensuring they are comfortable during treatments. It's also vital for explaining aftercare instructions clearly.
• Attention to Detail: Accurate application of techniques and use of the right products to achieve desired results requires precision.
• Time Management: Managing time between clients and treatments is crucial to ensure that each session is both effective and punctual.
• Physical Stamina and Strength: Spa therapists must have the physical strength and stamina to perform repetitive motions and stand for long periods, especially during extended treatments.
• Professionalism and Confidentiality: Maintaining a high standard of professionalism and respecting client privacy at all times.