What is the average annual income of a massage therapist?

I know it depends probably where your services are held. Ex. if you work at a chiropractor's office, airport, salon,ect. Which would pay more money?What is the average annual income of a massage therapist?
Massage therapists held about 97,000 jobs in 2004. About two-thirds were self-employed. Of those self-employed, most owned their own business, and the rest worked as independent contractors. Others found employment in salons and spas; the offices of physicians and chiropractors; fitness and recreational sports centers; and hotels. About three-quarters of all massage therapists worked part-time or had variable schedules, although as mentioned earlier many massage therapists who work 15 to 30 hours per week consider themselves to be full-time workers.





Employment for massage therapists is expected to increase faster than average over the period from 2004 to 2014 as more people learn about the benefits of massage therapy.





Median hourly earnings of massage therapists, including gratuities earned, were $15.36 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $9.78 and $23.82. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $7.16, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $32.21. Generally, massage therapists earn 15 to 20 percent of their income as gratuities. For those who work in a hospital or other clinical setting, however, tipping is not common.What is the average annual income of a massage therapist?
Chiropractor is poorest pay. They break your spirit and your back.


Set up on your own and IF you are Lucky you'll average


about $350 per week. A lot LESS than the SCUM BAG Massage schools LIE to you and tell you.


TOO MANY graduating so ALL are starving
Depends on the State. In Florida and Georgia about $35,000 for a recent grad lst year.