by Updated on Massage therapists in Missouri must follow the rules set by the Board of Therapeutic Massage. To get licensed, these professionals must first complete their education and pass the exam. The license in Missouri has several levels, with the lowest one being “student.” Students can perform therapeutic massage on the public….
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by Updated on The State Board of Massage Therapy offers licenses to future massage therapists in Mississippi after they complete an approved program and pass 2 exams. Other requirements include having a clean criminal background, certification for CPR and AIDS/ HIV awareness training. Article Table of Contents1 Information Related to Education2 Examination3 Other…
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by Updated on Minnesota is one of the few states where there’s no state-wide laws imposing massage therapists to hold a license. Various jurisdictions, however, do have rules and standards set in place. Some of these areas are St. Paul, Hopkins, and Burnsville. Additionally, the Alliance for Licensing Massage Therapists is a Minnesota-based organization…
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by Updated on In Michigan, you must undergo training and an exam in order to get your massage therapist license. Article Table of Contents1 Schooling Requirements2 Exam Criteria3 Background Check4 Application Process4.1 Coming From Other States4.2 Coming From Other Countries5 Other Info Schooling Requirements To get your certification, you should have 500 hours…
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by Updated on To work as a massage therapist in Massachusetts, you should have a high school diploma/GED, be 18 years old and have a character in good standing. The licenses are managed by the Massachusetts Board of Registration of Massage Therapy. Article Table of Contents1 Schooling Requirements2 How to Apply2.1 Liability Insurance3…
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by Updated on The Board of Chiropractic and Massage Therapy Examiners manages massage therapist licenses in Maryland. In this state, you can either be a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) or Registered Massage Practitioner (RMP). As Massage Practitioners, you can only work in fields not related to healthcare. Article Table of Contents1 Schooling Criteria2…
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by Updated on The Office of Professional and Occupational Regulation offers licenses to massage therapists in Maine. Those interested can obtain their diploma either after finishing a qualifying program or passing an exam, but no proof for both is needed currently. Candidates will, however, have to prove they finished high school, have a…
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by Updated on To work as a massage therapist in Louisiana, you need a license from the Board of Massage Therapy. But, what are requirements? Read on to find out. Article Table of Contents1 Training Requirements2 Exam Criteria3 Background Checks4 How to Apply5 Other Info Training Requirements You need at least 500 hours…
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by Updated on In Kentucky, future massage therapists need to be 18 years old and complete specific training courses before certification. Read on to learn more about the requirements. Article Table of Contents1 Training Requirements2 Testing Criteria3 How to Apply3.1 Massage Therapists From Other States4 Other Info Training Requirements You will need to…
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by Updated on In Kansas, massage therapy is not regulated by the state, so professionals don’t need a license to practice. However, there are some standards and rules set at municipal levels and professionals can seek certifications that are recognized at a national level. Additionally, there are organizations that help massage therapists stay…
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by Updated on All great work requires some amount of effort. The same goes for all professions-and similarly with Dental Hygienist Licensing. In America, Dental hygienists are recognized as licensed dental health professionals in every US jurisdiction. This means that to practice as a dental hygienist, all interested candidates must take the state…
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by Updated on If you want to work as a massage therapist in Iowa, you need to enroll in a training program first. You also need to submit your high-school diploma or GED and be at least 18 years old. Read on the article below to find out more about the licensing process….
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by Updated on Indiana requires those who plan on becoming massage therapists to be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma/GED. There are also certain education requirements you can learn more about below. Article Table of Contents1 Massage Therapist Criteria2 Test Requirements3 Background Checking3.1 Professional Liability Insurance4 How to…
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by Updated on The massage therapists in Illinois are under the authority of the Massage Therapy Board, who issues the licenses for this profession. The minimum requirements to get the license are: Being over the age of 18 Prove a good moral character Attend a related educational program Pass an exam Article Table of Contents1…
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by Updated on The Idaho Board of Massage Therapy issues licenses for those who want to become massage therapist professionals. They need to meet certain criteria: Completing certain education Passing the appropriate exam Pass a background screening Article Table of Contents1 Education2 Examination3 Application For the License3.1 Out-of-State Applicants4 Additional Information Education Future professionals…
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by Updated on In Hawaii, massage therapists need to enroll in a training program and pass an exam before being able to practice. So, what are the requirements? Article Table of Contents1 Schooling Requirements2 Testing Criteria3 How to Apply3.1 Applicants From Overseas4 Additional Info Schooling Requirements You need to complete 570 hours of…
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by Updated on The Board of Massage Therapy oversee the massage therapists in Georgia, and they can receive their license only after meeting certain criteria, like: Education, Examination, Background screening. Article Table of Contents1 Education2 Exam Details3 Out-of-State Candidates4 International Applicants5 Criminal Background Check6 The Application Process7 Income Info Education In Georgia, future massage…
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by Updated on To become a massage therapist in Florida, you must pursue a certification program and pass some exams. If you choose to be an apprentice, you can get an apprentice license first. For this, you need to be 18 years old and have your high school diploma/GED. Article Table of Contents1…
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by Updated on In Delaware, massage therapists can either get the Certified Massage Technician license or Licensed Massage Therapist license. The second certification requires more training than the first, and you will also need to take an exam before getting it. Article Table of Contents1 License for Massage Therapist Technician2 Massage Therapist Certification3…
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by Updated on The Colorado Office of Massage Therapy supervises the massage therapists in this state. Since 2014, the rules have tightened, and these professionals receive their license based on: Completed education Passing an exam Passing a background check. Article Table of Contents1 Educational Requirements2 Exam Requirements3 The Application Process4 Out-of-State Massage Therapists5 International…
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