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1710 Oakhurst Court
Eugene, OR 97402-8002
MEMBERSHIP
Interested in joining OMTA?
Print an application
to mail.
Have a question about your membership?
Contact Heather Bennouri at info@bennouri.net
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OMTA
Ethics Statement
- As
a member of OMTA, I shall maintain the highest standards of professional
conduct in my practice, with my colleagues, and in the public.
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I shall maintain clear and honest professional communication with
my clients, keeping all client communication confidential except in
cases of endangerment to myself, the client and the public.
- I
accurately and ethically represent my qualifications to the public
and to my clients. I practice only those methods in which I have been
trained and certified or licensed.
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I respect the qualifications of fellow practitioners in related healthcare
fields. I refer clients to appropriate professionals for treatment
outside the scope of my practice.
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I shall not initiate or tolerate sexual activity, sexual suggestiveness
or sexual advertising in my professional practice.
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My conduct and practice shall meet or exceed the massage standards
established by the State of Oregon.
OMTA
Organization Member Ethics Statement
- This organization
supports and promotes excellence in the field of massage therapy.
- This organization
recognizes massage therapy as a profession that promotes healing and
positive well-being.
- This organization
supports licensing and regulation of massage therapists to ensure
quality practitioners and safe, quality services for the public.
- This organization
shall only hire individuals who meet all state, and when applicable,
federal, guidelines in the field of massage therapy.
- This organization
shall meet or exceed the requirements set by the state of Oregon when
educating, employing, and/or subcontracting employees.
- This organization
shall report known violations of massage laws to the appropriate authorities,
including the Oregon Board of Massage Therapists and, if necessary,
law enforcement agencies.
- This organization
shall not tolerate any sexual or illegal activities in the guise of
or relationship to the field of massage therapy.
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