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    sweet20 Posts: 35, Reputation: 2
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    Apr 23, 2008, 10:15 AM
    Massage therapy
    Hi I have a question I just graduated as a massage therapist and I wanted to know how is it working at a chiropractors office? I don't know which one is best working at a spa or a chiropractor:confused:
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    May 4, 2008, 03:58 PM
    I would believe the spa would be easier to handle.

    Do u have to go to a four year or a two year?
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    May 4, 2008, 04:05 PM
    My chiropractor has a massage therapist come in by appointment. She works out of other chiro offices too in the same way. That means traveling and keeping good track of appointments, payments, billing, etc. A spa would put you in only one place and give you regular coworkers and stability plus might oversee how you get paid.

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