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Spa Therapist
Chedi Hospitality · Doha
Job description
About the role
We are seeking a professional Spa Therapist to join our luxury spa team. You will deliver high‑quality treatments, ensure impeccable hygiene standards, and create memorable experiences for our guests in a dynamic hospitality environment.
Key responsibilities
- Perform spa treatments and therapies following established protocols.
- Prepare, clean, and stock treatment rooms before and after each session.
- Maintain hygiene, cleanliness, and presentation across all spa facilities.
- Complete treatment records and guest consultation forms accurately.
- Promote spa services, retail products, and wellness programs.
- Support daily operations of the Spa, Fitness Centre, Reception, and Retail areas.
- Provide personalized guest consultations, address inquiries, and build lasting relationships.
- Maintain appointment schedules, inventory control, and operational documentation.
- Follow health, safety, and emergency procedures; ensure equipment is safe and well‑maintained.
- Contribute to a positive workplace culture and uphold the hotel’s service philosophy.
Required profile
- International certification in Massage Therapy, Spa Therapy, Beauty Therapy, Physical Therapy, or a related field.
- Minimum 2 years of experience in a luxury spa, wellness centre, or hospitality setting.
- Strong knowledge of spa treatments, wellness therapies, and guest care.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Professional appearance and grooming standards.
- Flexibility to work shifts, weekends, and public holidays.
Required skills
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Chedi Hospitality
Doha