Job Summary:
Based at COMO Shambhala Estate, a luxury wellness destination in Bali, the role is responsible for delivering tailored Traditional Chinese Medicine consultations and therapies, supporting guests in achieving their individual health and wellness goals.

The practitioner will provide TCM assessments and therapies including acupuncture, acupressure, cupping, gua sha and Tui Na, applying their professional expertise to ensure safe and effective care. Working closely with the COMO Shambhala Wellness team, the role promotes a holistic approach to wellbeing through appropriate lifestyle and dietary guidance, while delivering attentive, professional service and an exceptional guest experience.
.This position is based in Bali.

Property: COMO Shambhala Estate

Position: Chinese Medicine Practitioner

Base Location: Bali

Department: COMO Shambhala

Reporting to: COMO Shambhala Wellness Manager

Tasks/Responsibilities:

Provide personalised Traditional Chinese Medicine consultations and treatments tailored to each guest's health and wellness goals.
Deliver a range of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Oriental Medicine modalities, including acupuncture, acupressure, cupping, gua sha, Tui Na, and other therapeutic techniques for which the practitioner is appropriately trained and licensed.
Lead engaging private and group sessions in Qi Gong, Tai Chi, meditation, and breathwork expertise in one or more of these modalities would be an advantage.
Incorporate appropriate dietary and lifestyle guidance into each guest's overall wellness programme, where legally permitted.
Clearly explain treatment plans, expected outcomes, and after care recommendations while upholding the highest standards of guest care, confidentiality, safety, and professional conduct.

Job Requirements:

Degree or diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine from a recognised institution.
Minimum 2-3 years of Chinese Medicine practice experience in spa, wellness resort, or clinic setting preferred.
Strong ability to assess and diagnose according to Traditional Chinese Medicine principles.
Proficiency in English, both spoken and written, is required.

Resident Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Practitioner