1. SportsSpaCruise Ships Special Events All 50 States Hospitals Doctors Office ChiropractorsRehab Center Simply run your mouse over the potential career choices of being a massage therapist. A brief description and pros and cons of each opportunity will pop up. For more details see the attached file which lists a great more ideas.

2. SportsSpaCruise Ships Special Events All 50 States Hospitals Doctors Office ChiropractorsRehab Center Sports massage has increased greatly – in part due to the Olympics and the fact that this can give an athletic a marginal (legal) edge over the competition. Pre- event and post-event massage have been shown to increase performance as well as muscle recovery – primarily in the removal of latent lactic acid. Work for a variety of companies such as health clubs, sports teams, fitness centers etc.

3. SportsSpaCruise Ships Special Events All 50 States Hospitals Doctors Office ChiropractorsRehab Center Working at a Spa can be great. Several spas offer benefits, but pay may be lower. A great less worry and stress than running your own business.

4. SportsSpaCruise Ships Special Events All 50 States Hospitals Doctors Office ChiropractorsRehab Center Cruise ships – lower pay, longer hours, good tips, free room and board PLUS see the world – what more could you ask for?

5. SportsSpaCruise Ships Special Events All 50 States Hospitals Doctors Office ChiropractorsRehab Center Special events can be a great job. Your schedule would have to be more flexible, but offers opportunities to all kinds of activities such as the Balloon Fiesta, sporting competitions such bicycling, fun runs/walks, billiards tournament, bowling tournaments, marathon races, golf tournaments etc. Mainly seated massage.

6. SportsSpaCruise Ships Special Events All 50 States Hospitals Doctors Office ChiropractorsRehab Center As an LMT, you can pretty much work in all 50 states and US territories with little or no extra education. However, every state has it’s own regulations for licensing. Generally, your education from UTMI is nearly equal to or better than about 47 of the states. See the “Links” page for more information. Consider your LMT license as “portable” – unlike a lot of career opprotunities.