Brittany Keefe RMT

Part-Time Receptionist – WAKE Wellness

WAKE Wellness is looking for a friendly, organized, and professional Part-Time Receptionist to join our growing wellness clinic team.

Schedule

* Monday: 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
* Tuesday: 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
* Thursday: 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Additional hours may be available as the clinic continues to grow.

Compensation

$20–$23 per hour, based on experience and qualifications.

Responsibilities

* Greet and welcome clients in a warm, professional manner
* Answer phones and respond to client inquiries
* Schedule and confirm appointments
* Process payments and maintain accurate records
* Support practitioners with administrative tasks
* Keep reception and waiting areas clean, organized, and inviting
* Assist with general day-to-day clinic operations

Qualifications

* Excellent communication and customer service skills
* Professional, dependable, and personable
* Strong organizational and multitasking abilities
* Comfortable using computers and scheduling software
* Previous reception, administrative, or customer service experience is an asset
* Experience with health clinics, direct billing, Jane App, or similar scheduling software is considered an asset
* Interest in health and wellness is considered an asset

What We Offer

* Supportive and positive work environment
* Opportunity for additional hours and growth within the clinic
* Meaningful work helping clients improve their health and well-being
* Competitive compensation based on experience

How to Apply

Please send your resume and a brief introduction telling us why you’d be a great fit for WAKE Wellness to:

[email protected]

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Join Melissa White for indoor postpartum-specific strength training classes designed to help you feel strong, supported, and confident again.

We focus on real postpartum recovery:

• Lower back, hip and SI joint pain
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🕛 Time: 11:00 a.m. (1 hour)
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Here’s what it looks like to set up for a mobile massage evening. A few things that help create a relaxing experience for clients: • Clean, soft blankets with a heated table blanket for extra comfort and coziness • Soft or natural lighting to create a calm atmosphere • Calming music to help clients fully unwind • Coconut oil for treatments, with the option to add peppermint or lavender essential oils for relaxation and aromatherapy I like to start each treatment with gentle touch over the sheets, helping to wake up the muscles and ease the body into a state of relaxation before beginning the massage. Hydration is key before and after each massage treatment to help support muscle recovery, improve circulation, and leave you feeling your best.💦💆‍♀️#mobilemasaagetherapy#rmt#comfortwithstyle

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Mother’s Day Special 🌸
Brittany Keefe -Mobile RMT

Purchase a gift card this Mother’s Day and receive a complimentary 30-Minute Indie Head & Scalp Treatment with your purchase.

A thoughtful way to celebrate relaxation, wellness, and self-care for Mom !

I get asked this a lot: “Do your hands get sore?” Massage isn’t just about using your hands, it’s about using your whole body. I rely on body weight, elbows, forearms, plus movements like squats and lunges to create effective pressure without straining myself. Here, I’m working on a trigger point (knot) in the scapular area, incorporating joint play to help improve mobility. I’ve also added a pin-and-stretch technique for the latissimus dorsi and subscapularis to help release tension within the shoulder joint itself. I love helping clients get to their goals & by using bigger muscle groups to avoid burnout and injuries is the way to keep going strong as a RMT! 💪💆‍♀️

Rising costs are impacting every aspect of business, and massage therapy is no exception. Our latest data reveals how your peers are responding:

✅84% of RMTs who raised rates cited inflation as the primary driver.

📈The majority of increases fell within the 5–10% range.

Understanding when and how to adjust rates is an important part of maintaining a sustainable practice.

RMTAO members: log in to access the full Fee Survey report:
https://rmtao.com/fee-survey-results-2026

Stroke recovery can involve physical, emotional, and communication challenges, often with long-term impacts on daily life.

Some individuals may experience pain, reduced mobility, or increased stress during recovery.

Massage therapy may be used alongside standard care to support pain relief and improve physical function.

Learn more about the role of massage therapy in stroke recovery:
https://rmtao.com/resources/rmtao-blog/massage-therapy-for-stroke-recovery

A good read about stretching , find what type of stretching you may need 🧘🏼‍♀️

Are active and passive stretching worth your time? - Massage & Fitness Magazine Passive stretching involves applying external force to a body part that is stretched. But should you do it before you workout?