Tips for working for a chiropractor?!
Question: I'm a Massage Therapist and have worked at spa's, but I have never worked for a chiropractor before. I have an interview tomorrow night. Any other MT's or Chiropractors out there that could give me some advice to make sure I will land the job?
Thanks
Answers: I'm a Massage Therapist and have worked at spa's, but I have never worked for a chiropractor before. I have an interview tomorrow night. Any other MT's or Chiropractors out there that could give me some advice to make sure I will land the job?
Thanks
Those websites that have been listed are a joke. They are simply opinion websites written by disgruntled people and have very little substance. Go to the websites and try and have a logical discussion with them, using evidence to back up an argument, and you will find yourself banned from the site. These people fail to read and accept anything could have changed from the time of their education, and their ignorance clearly shows because of it.
As for the interview, do what you would normally do in an interview. Give answers that the interviewer wants to hear, be polite and try and stand out from any other possible applicants.
I am a patient who goes to a Chiropracter that also has a massage therapist there
She works as his receptionist M and F
She also has people that she goes on outcalls by schedule
She also massages myself and others Before Chiro (seperate charges)T,W,Th,Sat
Wonderful job she does
Be confident and offer to give the Chiro a Massage to show what you are Capable of
GOOD LUCK
expect to work long hard hours and not get paid jack for it. Chiro's don't appriciate massage therapist. One actually offered to hire me for $13.50 an hour cause they couldn't afford more. lol what a freaking joke. I make $55.00 an hour as a independant contractor.
Good luck...
You need to do your own checking. There are various types of chiropractors