"I just wanted to say, you all know me from being the 2006 Hospitality Coordinator and public relations chair along with the 2nd VP education chair. With that being said. I had to leave because of a divorce. Life has improved since then. I am now the first and only Neuromuscular Medical Massage Therapist working for the Surgeon General's Office under the Federal Governments Office at Eisenhower Army Hospital in the Interdisciplinary Hospital Clinic. I am only saying this because as much as I love this being a service connected vet myself.this opportunity is available to other individuals when they open up the hiring again. I will say they are wanting to hire Veterans. I wrote the Surgeon Generals Office almost 4 years ago asking to create this opportunity and it came to pass. You never know what the world has in store for you. Either way, let the therapists know to open up their minds and try to get on board with us regardless of the freeze. When they open the gates. It is a great opportunity and I am happy to help anyone who comes on board with the Surgeon General's Office."  

--Jennifer Simpson

 

Here Are Just A Few of the Benefits of AMTA Membership

• Liability Insurance
• Chapters - Local Colleague Community
• Special Rates on Chapter Sponsored Courses
• Special Rates on More Than 30 Online Courses
• Promote Your Practice with AMTA Locator Service
• AMTA Job Bank
• Create Your Own Free Website
• Annual National Convention

Volunteers for AMTA and Feel Good About It

There are many ways to give back to your community.  Volunteering with AMTA also promotes your profession.  After all, we are only as good as the number and quality of our volunteers.  Here are a few suggestions:

1. Help with a meeting or event.
2. Volunteer massage with Outreach.
3. Donate to the Massage Therapy Foundation.
4. Join a committee or workgroup.
5. Chair a committee or workgroup.
6. Run for elected office.
7. Run for delegate.