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Graduating from the Massage Therapy program at Columbia College opens a wide range of career opportunities in health, wellness, and business across the Washington, DC metropolitan area, including Northern Virginia and the broader DMV region. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, about 22,000 massage therapist job openings are projected each year on average, and employment in massage therapy is expected to grow about 18% from 2022 to 2032—much faster than the average for all occupations.
$78,260
per year$37.63
per hourThis program is currently unavailable for international students
CaMLA (Cambridge Michigan Language Assessments) English Test to define the English level (must be at Advanced Level).
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Academic Department
Director: Ailee Lee
Aileel@ccdc.eduInstructors in the Massage Therapy program are skilled professionals with specialized education and hands-on experience in the field.
Andriy Kovhan
- Bachelor’s Degree in Human Health, Chernihiv National Polytechnic University - Licensed massage therapist in Virginia and physiotherapist with over seven years of experience in Ukraine, specializing in rehabilitation for patients recovering from strokes, car accidents, and hip replacements. - Active member of the AMTA (American Massage Therapy Association).
John Smith
- Graduate of the National Holistic Institute (Emeryville, CA) - Core Expertise : Structural Integration, Neuromuscular Therapy, Lymphatic Drainage, and specialized modalities including Shiatsu, Thai Yoga, and Pre‑Natal massage. - Brings over 28 years of clinical massage therapy experience and 7 years of instructional leadership, including a 20‑year tenure at Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa, where he was recognized as one of Allure Magazine’s “Best of the Best.”
Academic Department
Director: Ailee Lee
Aileel@ccdc.edu