According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics May 2006 State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates for Georgia, licensed massage therapists working in Georgia at that time were making an average annual wage of $28,540. Most massage therapists are self-employed and provide massage therapy services on a part-time basis; therefore, a full-time massage therapist practicing in Georgia would have a higher earning potential.
Massage therapists working in Georgia are governed by the Georgia Board of Massage Therapy, which requires applicants to complete at least 500 hours of professional massage therapy training prior to sitting for the licensing examination.
To find a massage program and begin to work towards licensure as a massage therapist in Georgia, browse the schools listed below.