Precision Wellness Massage Mentorship Program

Become a Licensed Massage Therapist through a 900-hour hands-on mentorship program

At Precision Wellness, our vision is simple: Leave people better than they came in.

Our Massage Mentorship Program is a 900-hour, hands-on training pathway for individuals who want to become Licensed Massage Therapists through a structured apprenticeship-style program approved through the Missouri Board of Therapeutic Massage.

This program is designed for people who are serious about learning the art, science, ethics, safety, and real-world practice of therapeutic massage in a supportive, professional wellness environment.

This is not a quick training, job shadow, or casual internship. This is a guided licensure pathway built around education, supervised hands-on practice, professional standards, client care, documentation, and personal growth.

The first Precision Wellness Massage Mentorship Program begins in October.

Because this is a high-touch mentorship program, we are only accepting 4 apprentices at this time.

Program Overview

The Precision Wellness Massage Mentorship Program includes 900 total hours of education, supervised instruction, hands-on practice, clinic experience, and professional development.

Program Hour Breakdown

• Massage Theory — 100 hours
  Massage principles, history, benefits and effects, contraindication thinking, session planning, and professional terminology.
• Massage Technique Laboratory — 200 hours
  Swedish massage, deep tissue foundations, body mechanics, draping, client positioning, pressure communication, and hands-on technique practice.
• Advanced Techniques Track — 75 hours
  Thai Level 1 and Level 2, advanced TMJ applications, advanced trigger point work, and clinical integration.
• Supervised Hands-On Clinic — 125 hours
  Apprentice clinic hours completed alongside current Precision Wellness professionals using Precision Wellness service standards.
• Anatomy & Physiology — 100 hours
  Structure and function of the body, body systems, and massage relevance.
• Pathology & Clinical Decision-Making — 50 hours
  Contraindications, red flags, modifications, referral awareness, and safe clinical judgment.
• Business, Ethics, Hygiene & Missouri Law — 50 hours
  Scope of practice, ethics, sanitation, documentation, professional boundaries, and Missouri massage law.
• Ancillary Therapies, CPR & First Aid — 50 hours
  CPR, first aid, hydrotherapy, heat and cold applications, aromatherapy basics within scope, and self-care support.
• Professional Development & Licensing Readiness — 50 hours
  MBLEx preparation, documentation, client communication, interview readiness, career planning, and Precision Wellness professional standards.
• Apprentice Clinical Integration & Professional Practicum — 100 hours
  Extra supervised practice, case review, SOAP note audits, Precision Wellness service flow, professional confidence, and client-care refinement.
•  Total Program Hours — 900 hours

Who Should Apply

This program may be a good fit if you:

Want to become a Licensed Massage Therapist
Prefer hands-on learning and mentorship
Can commit to a structured training schedule
Are dependable, coachable, and professional
Are comfortable working closely with people
Take client safety, privacy, and boundaries seriously
Are willing to study, practice, receive feedback, and improve
Want a long-term career in massage therapy or wellness

You do not need previous massage experience to apply.

You do need to be serious about the program, ready to learn, and able to show up consistently.

What We Expect

Accepted apprentices are expected to:

Attend scheduled classes, labs, and supervised training
Complete required reading, assignments, and practice hours
Arrive on time and prepared
Follow Precision Wellness policies and procedures
Maintain professional appearance and hygiene standards
Respect guest privacy and confidentiality
Stay within approved apprentice scope
Participate in supervised clinic-style practice
Complete required documentation
Communicate clearly and professionally
Prepare for Missouri licensure requirements and the MBLEx

This is a learning environment, but it is also a real client-care environment. Apprentices are expected to take the work seriously and uphold Precision Wellness standards.

Limited Enrollment

The first program begins in October.

Only 4 apprentices will be accepted.

Acceptance is based on availability, readiness, professionalism, communication, coachability, and overall program fit.

Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance.

Selection Process

Applications will be reviewed by Precision Wellness leadership. Selected applicants may be invited for an interview and program-fit conversation.

Applicants accepted into the program will receive additional details about schedule, program expectations, required costs, financing options, and next steps.

Financing

In-house financing is available for approved applicants.

Details will be discussed during the interview and acceptance process.