Black Lives Matter
June 11th, 2020
These are challenging times, not just for our massage community but for the world at large. Oregon School of Massage is taking the time to recognize those hurting within the black community, and suppo[...]
Massage Certificate for Healthcare Professionals – 335 hours
The Oregon Board of Massage Therapists (OBMT) offers a license by health endorsement option for professionals currently holding an Oregon license in related healthcare fields (MD, ND, DC, PT, OT, RN, LPN, LAc). Assistants to these professions DO NOT qualify for Health Endorsement. (E.g. CCA, PTA, CNA)
OSM’s Massage Certificate for Healthcare Professionals meets all of the OBMT requirements. Flexible class schedules accommodate full or part-time, and day or evening students. Tuition cost is approximately $6,910. For more specific information and application instructions, please contact one of our Admissions Representatives listed below. To contact the Oregon Board of Massage Therapists, call 503-365-8657 or visit www.oregon.gov/obmt/.
Required Classes – Massage Certificate for Healthcare Professionals
| 335-Hour MCHP Program | |
|---|---|
| Massage-Fundamentals | 45 Hours |
| Massage-Upper Body | 30 Hours |
| Massage-Lower Body | 30 Hours |
| Massage-Assess & Application | 30 Hours |
| Communication/Ethics | 30 Hours |
| Kinesiology-Upper Body | 30 Hours |
| Kinesiology-Lower Body | 30 Hours |
| Clinic | 45 Hours |
| Hydrotherapy | 15 Hours |
| Business Intro | 15 Hours |
| Statutes | 6 Hours |
| Bodywork Electives | 29 Hours |
For more information, please contact an Admissions representative:
Morgan Neil – SALEM CAMPUS
877-588-8912 -or- Click to email
Samantha Mascari – PORTLAND CAMPUS
800-844-3420 -or- Click to email
- OSM Application Packet
(includes Enrollment Checklist, Program Application, Student Insurance Application, OSM Loan Application)
Previews help you make a sound decision about choosing a career in massage by outlining the time, finances and energy needed for training. Oregon licensing and career opportunities are discussed.
There is no cost to attend.
These upcoming classes count towards the OBMT requirement for Professional Ethics, Boundaries, or Communication.