Orthopedic Massage Certificate - Coming soon!

• Orthopedic massage is a specialized modality that focuses on the assessment and treatment of soft tissue dysfunctions related to the musculoskeletal system.
• Orthopedic massage therapists use advanced techniques such as myofascial release, friction therapy, and facilitated stretching, guided by orthopedic assessments like range-of-motion testing and postural analysis. 
• Often used to support rehabilitation from injuries, manage chronic conditions, and enhance athletic performance, making it a valuable service in clinical, sports, and rehabilitative environments.
• Licensed massage therapists earning a certification in orthopedic massage can open doors to a more specialized and rewarding career path. 
• It provides the skills needed to work in collaboration with physical therapists, chiropractors, and orthopedic doctors, allowing therapists to be part of a broader integrative healthcare team. 
• Growing demand for orthopedic massage therapists is becoming increasingly sought after in physical therapy clinics, sports medicine centers, and rehabilitation facilities.

Therapists with advanced orthopedic training can command higher wages due to their focused skill set. On average, massage therapists in clinical or rehabilitative settings earn around $35–$50 per hour, with some in high-demand areas or sports clinics earning even more. In general medical and surgical hospitals, massage therapists have reported earning an average of $67,800 annually.