Advanced Aesthetician, Phlebotomist
spa sassPortland (ME)
About the role
Advanced Aesthetician, Phlebotomist
Advanced Aesthetician Responsibilities:
Conduct in-depth skin assessments to create personalized treatment plans aligned with client goals.
Perform a range of advanced aesthetic treatments, including:
- Microneedling (with or without PRP)
- Chemical peels
- HydraFacialsDermaplaningLED light therapy
- MicrodermabrasionRadiofrequency or ultrasound-based skin tightening
Assist with laser and light-based treatments (e.g., hair removal, IPL, skin resurfacing), if certified.
Educate clients on skincare regimens, product recommendations, and post-treatment care.
Build and maintain strong client relationships to encourage return visits and product sales.
Maintain a clean, organized, and fully stocked treatment room in accordance with state board and health regulations.
Document treatment outcomes, client feedback, and before/after photos in the client record management system.
Attend ongoing training to stay current on new techniques, technologies, and trends in medical aesthetics.
Phlebotomy Responsibilities: Perform venipuncture for procedures requiring blood collection, such as:
- PRP facials (vampire facials)PRP for hair restorationPRP injections for skin rejuvenation
- Process and prepare PRP using centrifuge equipment and sterile technique.
- Ensure proper sample labeling, tracking, and handling to maintain safety and efficacy.
- Monitor patients for any adverse reactions during or post blood draw and respond accordingly.
- Sanitize and maintain all phlebotomy tools and equipment per clinic protocols.
- Comply with HIPAA, OSHA, and state regulations for all client and procedural interactions.
- Part time available
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