Therapeutic Massage Program
Therapeutic Massage Program Overview
The Profession of Therapeutic Massage
The primary objective of the Therapeutic Massage Program is to prepare students for the licensing examination to become a licensed massage therapist.
This program is approved by Florida Department of Health Board of Massage and takes 600 clock hours/26 weeks to complete.
Massage students are limited to attending a maximum of 6 hours/day and 30 hr/wk.
Upon completion: Diploma and Eligibility for National Certification Exam.
- History, Ethics Requirements
- Anatomy and Physiology
- First Aid and CPR
- Massage Affects
- Sanitation and Safety
- Consultation
- Face and Scalp Massage
- Massage Movements, Techniques and Procedures
- Hydrotherapy
- Specialized Massage
- Neuromuscular Therapy
- The Business of Massage
For detailed description of the program and for course outline please see our catalog.
The primary objective of Therapeutic Massage program is to prepare students for the for national licensing examination (NCTMB or MBLEX for Massage Therapy) and gainful employment as Massage Therapists
This program is approved for Financial Aid under Title IY. Financial Aid is available to chose applicants. For more information please see our Financial Aid page.
Admission Requirements Summary
- Minimum age of 17 required.
- High School diploma or GED necessary.
- Potential students will be advised that employment in many health occupations necessitates the ability to pass Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Criminal Background Check.
- Complete enrollment application and $100 fee.