Business Practices for the Massage Therapist, 1 CE An NCBTMB Approved Massage Continuing Education Course Business Practices for the Massage Therapist **Scroll to the bottom to start the course The following is a list of Final Exam Questions. You can Download and Print the Exam Questions here. (Optional) The “key points” are highlighted in BOLD in the course material. You will need a 70% to pass the test in order to receive your certification. Unlimited test taking. Certificates are emailed to you upon completion of course or you may download and print You must mark the Mark Complete button at the bottom of the page in order to continue onto the next lesson. When you complete the course, return to MY ACCOUNT to access any remaining courses. Business Practices for Massage Therapists Exam Why would a massage therapist decide to spend more time with a new client who has never had massage before? To explain the session, what the client can expect and to mention “professional draping standards”. To be sure the client understands the forms of payment accepted (cash only, no credit cards, etc.) To get to know a bit more about their personal or professional lifestyles. To share your credentials, awards and your educational background with the client. How long (approximately) does it take someone to form an “opinion” or “first impression” about a person? 15 seconds 20 seconds 30 seconds 60 seconds When dealing with complaints, it is helpful to be able to? Slip away, leaving a co-worker to deal with a customer complaint. “Think on your feet” Quickly find your manager Have a good hiding place With “signals” or body language, the following can also be interpreted. Stance and facial expressions All of the answers are correct Attitude and tone Gestures Which one of the following IS NOT identified as a communication styles by customer service representatives? Assertive Aggressive Passive Dismissive One of the best ways to set standards when it comes to spa staffing and expectations is to? Keep all policies “vague” in case you need to change your mind at a later date Tell one person knowing that the information will be passed along to their co-workers Create a Policies and Procedures handbook Send text messages out to the staff as issues arise Outside of the cost, what is one of the most important aspects to consider when deciding to rent a space for your massage therapy practice? Decorations Location Curb appeal Office supplies In defining business structures, what do the letters “LLC” stand for? Limited Lending Company Limited Liability Company Limited, Leasing Company Limited, Liability, Cash More than 50% of business fail within __________________ (how long)? 24 months 18 months 6 months 12 months When making decisions, it is important to ________? Not report your income to the IRS Always assume you will make more money than you originally plan Not sign any type of leasing agreement Weigh out the pros and cons Course Content Lessons Status 1 Part 1: Standards of Conduct in Massage Therapy 2 Part 2: Basic Guidelines to Presenting a Professional Image 3 Part 3: Striving for Excellence in Customer Diverse Service 4 Part 4: Overcoming Challenges in the Workplace 5 Part 5: Decisions to Make Before You Start Working In Massage Therapy 6 Part 6: Establishing Yourself In The Field 7 Part 7: Expand Your Horizons, Volunteer and Travel 8 Part 8: Conclusion QuizzesStatus 1 Business Practices for the Massage Therapist Course Evaluation 2 Business Practices for the Massage Therapist Exam Tweet