Our graduates are eligible to take the licensing exam in New Mexico and in most other states. All necessary information regarding licensing in New Mexico will be taught in our business classes. As more and more states are developing new licensing laws, we recommend you contact your state AMTA chapter, your county clerk, or our administrator for information on your home state licensing requirements. What to do with this training Natural Therapeutic Specialists can work in a vast number of settings. What you can do with this training is limited only by your own resourcefulness, commitment, and imagination.
Most graduates establish their own private practices, either individually, or with other therapists.
Some work at health spas, beauty salons, chiropractor clinics, hospitals, or other health related organizations. Others cultivate referral sources from psychologists, psychiatrists, physicians, midwives, or athletic trainers. This information is available to our students upon request. The State of New Mexico Board of Massage Therapy. The N.M. Division of Vocational Rehabilitation.