Mission Statement
To create the highest quality of licensed massage therapists; St. Moritz provides a learning platform, top tiered professional instruction, and exceptional hands on massage training for students to excel in their massage profession.
Vision
To build a massage therapy community dedicated to improving the lives of others with high quality and inspiring massage therapy education.
Our core values
All members of the St. Moritz community embody the intention of improving lives exponentially by supporting health and well-being through our daily actions. We lead by example and by practicing the values of:
- Learning
- Excellence
- Accountability
- Integrity and Ethics
- Community
650 Hour Program Certification
Learn From The Leaders
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the types of massage therapist opportunities that may be available when I graduate?
Hotel & resort spas
- Brown Palace Hotel
- Broadmoor Hotel
- Ritz Carlton Denver
- Ritz Carlton Beaver Creek
- Four Seasons Denver
- Devil’s Thumb Ranch
- Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort
- TallGrass Aveda Spa and Salon
Day spas
- Spavia Day Spa
- Woodhouse Spa
Chiropractors
- Mountain View Pain Center
- 100% Chiropractic
- Denver Chiropractic Center
- Mile High Sports Chiropractic
- Elevation Chiropractic and Wellness
Massage clinics
- Massage Envy
- Hand and Stone
- Massage Heights
- Elements Massage
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need to do to become a licensed massage therapist?
The St. Moritz Academy Professional Therapeutic Massage Program consists of 650 clock hours, meeting the educational requirements established by the State of Colorado. Through a comprehensive curriculum and extensive hands-on clinical experience, students develop the knowledge, technical skills, and professional confidence needed to begin a successful career in massage therapy and prepare for the Massage & Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx). Upon successful completion of the program, graduates must pass the MBLEx and obtain licensure through the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) before practicing as a licensed massage therapist.
How much can I make as a massage therapist?
As a massage therapist, the range of pay is typically $40 to $80 per treatment. This includes treatment pay and gratuity. The higher end is typically paid to resort spas like the Four Seasons, Ritz Carlton, or Canyon Ranch.
Source: Compensation information is based on a review of industry compensation studies, current employment postings (including Indeed and other job boards), and direct feedback from employers who hire massage therapists.
Disclaimer: Compensation varies based on geographic location, employer, employment setting, experience, schedule, gratuities, and individual performance. The information provided is intended to offer general industry guidance and does not constitute a guarantee of employment, wages, salary, or future earnings.
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