The state of Montana is without a statewide regulatory board. The legislature started the statewide licensure procedures in 2005 but have had no new developments regarding an overall Licensing program for Massage Therapist. It is up to the individual counties and cities to regulate the schools, businesses and licensing for massage.
Throughout the United States, with or without state licensing regulations, a minimum of 500 hours or more from an approved curriculum is required with a passing score from the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCETMB). Within the state of Montana you may work as a Massage Therapist when you have successfully graduated from an accredited school of massage. The NCETMB (National Exam) is not required but is recommended to graduating students to take in the event they move out of Montana and would like to remain practicing as a Licensed Massage Therapist.
Massage-Exam.com is beneficial to the graduating students in Montana, both as a study resource for their final exams and preparation for the National Exam if they choose to obtain a National Certificate to Practice Massage throughout the U.S. Our website has over 2000 multiple choice questions in anatomy/physiology, kinesiology, body systems, massage assessment, massage application, pathology, business ethics and standards. Massage-Exam.com’s program also gives you the ability to look over your scores and previous tests to establish the areas of greater improvement or study. Get prepared and feel rests assured that you have done all in your power to obtain your goal at becoming a Massage Therapist by utilizing our study resource.
