by Updated on The Oregon Board of Massage Therapists has jurisdiction over the professionals in this field. They need to meet some requirements and pass an exam to get a license in order to work in the field. If a person already has a license in a different healthcare field, they’ll have to…
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by Updated on In Oklahoma, licenses, are managed by The State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering. In order to apply for a license, you need to be 18 years old and have a high school diploma. Article Table of Contents1 Licensing Requirements2 Training Requirements3 How to Get Board Certified4 Other Info Licensing Requirements…
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by Updated on Massage therapists have been getting licenses in Ohio since 1915, which is the longest for any state. To get licensed, you need to fulfill certain training requirements and pass an exam. Article Table of Contents1 Training Requirements2 Exam Criteria2.1 Background Check3 How to Apply4 Other Info Training Requirements You need…
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by Updated on The State Board of Massage Therapy issues licenses to massage therapists who want to profess in North Dakota. For this, those interested need to complete an educational program, pass a recognized exam, prove they have a clean criminal past and beholders of a high school diploma or GED. Article Table…
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by Updated on In North Carolina, those who want to work as massage therapists need to obtain a license based on their education, background, and examination. Article Table of Contents1 Requirements1.1 Education1.2 Examination1.3 Background Check2 The Application Process2.1 License by Endorsement3 Additional Information Requirements Next, there’s more information related to each requirement. Education…
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by Updated on The massage therapy licenses in New York are managed by the Office of the Professions. You can get a license by either education or examination. The requirements in New York are more strict than in other states. Article Table of Contents1 License by Education1.1 Candidates in shorter programs2 Testing Criteria3…
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by Updated on To get a massage therapist license in New Mexico, you need to be 18 years old and have a high school diploma. You will also need to complete a program and get examined. Article Table of Contents1 Training Requirements2 Exam Requirements2.1 Certification by Credentials3 How to Apply3.1 Registering as a…
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by Updated on New Jersey requires future massage therapists to undergo a training program and take an exam. Read on to find out more about the requirements. Article Table of Contents1 License Criteria: Education2 License Criteria: Testing3 Certification by Endorsement4 Other Requirements5 How to Apply6 Other Info License Criteria: Education The program you…
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by Updated on The massage therapy licensing process in New Hampshire is more demanding compared to other states. The licenses are managed by the Advisory Board of Massage Therapists. In order to get certified, you need to meet specific criteria that we will discuss in this article. You must also not have been…
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by Updated on Massage therapists in Nevada need to undergo training and an exam before being allowed to practice. You will also need to be 18 years old or older. The licenses in this state are managed by the State Board of Massage Therapy. Article Table of Contents1 Training Requirements2 Testing Criteria2.1 Candidates…
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by Updated on If you want to get your massage therapy license in Nebraska, you should know requirements are higher than in other parts of the country. You will also have to be 19 years old and have a high school diploma. Article Table of Contents1 Schooling Criteria2 Testing Criteria3 Reciprocity Certification4 How…
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by Updated on If you plan on becoming a massage therapist in Montana, you need training and a license that allows you to work. Read on to find out more about the criteria! Article Table of Contents1 Schooling Requirements2 Testing Criteria3 How to Apply3.1 Candidates from other states4 Other Info Schooling Requirements You…
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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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