Primary Care Partners massage therapist salary

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Average Primary Care Partners massage therapist salary

$55,406yearly

$25.93 hourly rate

Entry-level Primary Care Partners massage therapist salary

$30,000 yearly

Updated April 5, 2024

How much does Primary Care Partners pay massage therapists?

The average salary for Primary Care Partners massage therapists is $55,406 per year. Primary Care Partners massage therapist salaries range between $30,000 to $100,000 per year. Primary Care Partners massage therapists earn 3% more than the national average salary for massage therapists of $53,935.

Location impacts how much a massage therapist at Primary Care Partners can expect to make. Massage therapists at Primary Care Partners make the most in Warwick, RI, Philadelphia, PA, and Washington, DC.

How much does Primary Care Partners pay massage therapists by location?

Primary Care Partners pays massage therapists the most in Warwick, RI, Philadelphia, PA, and Washington, DC. Additionally, cities like West Branch and Joliet also report highly competitive salaries for massage therapists at Primary Care Partners.

Massage therapist Primary Care Partners salary by location

Rank	City	Avg. salary	Hourly rate
1	Warwick, RI	$61,933	$29.78
2	Philadelphia, PA	$59,244	$28.48
3	Washington, DC	$56,193	$27.02
4	West Branch, MI	$55,091	$26.49
5	Joliet, IL	$49,503	$23.80
6	Grand Junction, CO	$49,194	$23.65
7	Memphis, TN	$47,888	$23.02
8	Miami Beach, FL	$46,782	$22.49

Highest-paid Primary Care Partners massage therapists by job level

Rank	Job title	Average salary	Hourly rate	Job openings
1	Certified Massage Therapist	$51,493	$25	-
2	Medical Massage Therapist	$50,073	$24	-
3	Registered Massage Therapist	$49,997	$24	-
4	Clinical Massage Therapist	$49,879	$24	-
5	Neuromuscular Therapist	$49,489	$24	-
6	Licensed Massage Practitioner	$49,487	$24	-
7	Hospice Massage Therapist	$49,378	$24	-
8	Bodywork Therapist	$49,362	$24	-
9	Deep Tissue Massage Therapist	$49,351	$24	-
10	Therapeutic Massage Technician	$47,503	$23	-

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