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700-Hour Advanced Massage Therapy Education – Florida

The 700-Hour Advanced Massage Therapy Program in Florida provides comprehensive education and hands-on training designed to prepare students for a professional career in massage therapy. The program combines foundational health sciences, massage theory, practical techniques, clinical experience, professional business practices, and Florida-specific regulatory education.

Students develop the knowledge, technical skills, professional confidence, and clinical experience needed to work safely and effectively with clients in a variety of professional settings.

Program Curriculum

Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology – 176 Hours

Course Code: APP101

Students develop a strong understanding of the human body and how its systems relate to massage therapy. Topics include the structure and function of the musculoskeletal, nervous, circulatory, and other major body systems.

Students also learn how disease, dysfunction, injuries, and physiological conditions may affect massage therapy and client care.

Kinesiology — 95 Hours

Course Code: KIN101

Kinesiology focuses on human movement, biomechanics, muscle function, and the relationship between structure and movement. Students learn to identify muscles and understand how muscles, joints, and body movements influence massage treatment.

Massage Theory & Practice — 176 Hours

Course Code: MTP101

This core course introduces students to the theory and practical application of massage therapy. Students develop hands-on skills while learning proper body mechanics, positioning, draping, client communication, hygiene, and professional treatment procedures.

At least 75 hours of the Massage Theory & Practice curriculum include instruction in Allied Modalities, providing students with additional therapeutic approaches and techniques.

Clinical Business Practices – 15 Hours

Course Code: CBP101

This course introduces students to the professional and business responsibilities of working as a massage therapist. Students learn how to establish professional relationships with clients and maintain appropriate documentation and ethical standards.

Clinical Business Practices — 96 Hours

Course Code: CBP101

This course prepares students for the professional and business responsibilities of massage therapy. Topics include professional ethics, legal considerations, client intake, documentation, SOAP notes, communication, workplace professionalism, and essential business operations.

Student Clinic — 200 Hours

Course Code: SCL101

The Student Clinic provides extensive supervised hands-on experience. Students apply the knowledge and techniques learned throughout the program while working with actual clients in a controlled professional environment.

Under qualified supervision, students gain experience in client interaction, assessment, treatment planning, massage application, documentation, and professional conduct.

Florida Laws & Rules – 10 Hours

Course Code: FLR101

Students learn the laws, rules, and regulations governing massage therapy practice in Florida. The course introduces the legal framework surrounding professional practice, scope of practice, licensure, and regulatory responsibilities.

Florida’s massage therapy education requirements specifically include instruction in Florida laws and rules governing massage therapy practice.

Professional Ethics – 4 Hours

Course Code: ETH101

This course introduces the ethical principles and professional standards expected of massage therapists. Students learn how to maintain appropriate professional boundaries and make responsible decisions when working with clients.

First Aid & CPR Training – 4 Hours

Students receive training in basic first aid and CPR principles, helping them respond appropriately to emergencies that may occur in a professional environment.

HIV/AIDS Education – 3 Hours

Course Code: HIV101

Students receive education regarding HIV/AIDS transmission, prevention, health and safety practices, and appropriate professional precautions when working with clients.

Medical Errors – 2 Hours

Course Code: MED101

This course introduces students to the prevention and recognition of medical errors, emphasizing safe professional practices, communication, documentation, and procedures that help protect clients and practitioners.

Hydrotherapy – 15 Hours

Course Code: HYDRO101

Hydrotherapy introduces students to the therapeutic use of water as part of massage therapy practice. Students learn the principles, applications, benefits, indications, and contraindications associated with hot and cold treatments.

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What Students Gain?

Upon completing the 700-hour program, students will have developed:

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Begin Your Massage Therapy Career With ETI.

The 700-Hour Advanced Massage Therapy Education Program in Florida  provides a balanced combination of academic learning, practical skills, and supervised clinical experience. Whether you are beginning a new career or expanding your professional skills, the program is designed to help you build the knowledge, confidence, and practical foundation needed to move forward in the massage therapy profession.