Laser Hair Removal Electrolysis Student Spa Clinical Educator

Location: Clearwater, Florida Position: Part-time with the potential to grow into full-time

Pay: $22 per hour plus 15% commission on services and product sales

Experience: Minimum of two years

Start Date: As soon as possible

About the Opportunity: Join our team and work across both our professional training academy, Altruistic Academy, and Altruistic Aesthetics, our dedicated non-student spa. We are seeking an experienced Electrolysis and Laser Technician who enjoys helping students develop their clinical skills while continuing to provide professional services to private clients. During scheduled student-spa hours, you will work under the direction of our Director of Education and supervise students as they perform approved electrolysis and laser hair-removal services. You will also have the optional opportunity to provide professional electrolysis and laser hair-removal services to paying clients through the Altruistic Aesthetics Vagaro booking system during designated non-student clinical hours. Participation in private client services is not mandatory and can be arranged based on your interest and availability. We will manage all appointments, payments, treatment records, packages, and rebooking through our Vagaro account. This dual-role opportunity is ideal for a skilled professional who wants to mentor future electrologists, maintain an active clinical practice, build client relationships, and earn service commission. The position will begin part-time, with the opportunity to grow into a full-time role based on performance, dependability, student needs, client demand, and Altruistic Aesthetics' continued growth.

Student Spa Responsibilities: Supervise students during scheduled electrolysis and laser clinical hours. Maintain continuous awareness of student activity and client safety. Work closely with and under the direction of the Lead Clinical Educator. Guide students through consultations, contraindication screening, treatment planning, client preparation, documentation, and aftercare. Review student treatment plans and settings before services begin. Assist students with probe selection, insertion technique, timing, intensity, skin response, and client comfort. Reinforce safe and effective laser and light-based treatment techniques. Ensure students follow all sanitation, infection-control, laser-safety, client-privacy, and treatment-room procedures. Observe student performance and provide patient, constructive feedback. Document student progress, competencies, and areas requiring additional practice. Assist with practical evaluations and skills checkoffs when authorized. Prepare and maintain treatment rooms, equipment, supplies, and student work areas. Immediately report adverse reactions, incidents, equipment problems, or unsafe practices. Escalate academic, behavioral, and clinical concerns to the Lead Clinical Educator. Maintain a calm, professional, organized, and encouraging student-spa environment.

Required Qualifications: Active and unrestricted Florida electrologist license. At least three years of professional hair-removal experience. Demonstrated hands‑on proficiency in both needle‑type electrolysis and laser hair removal. Legally qualified to perform laser and light-based hair‑removal services in Florida. Documented training on applicable laser and light-based devices. Strong working knowledge of galvanic, thermolysis, and blend electrolysis modalities. Strong probe‑selection and insertion skills. Knowledge of hair growth, skin assessment, contraindications, treatment planning, sanitation, documentation, and aftercare. Ability to recognize and respond appropriately to skin reactions. Ability to supervise and guide students safely, professionally, and patiently. Excellent communication, organization, and client‑service skills. Dependable attendance and professional conduct. Ability to meet all applicable requirements for supervising or assisting with student clinical instruction. Willingness to provide documentation of applicable licenses, certifications, training, education, and professional experience. Candidates who perform laser services but cannot independently perform needle‑type electrolysis will not qualify for this position.

Preferred Qualifications: Two or more years of experience performing both electrolysis and laser hair removal. Previous teaching, mentoring, training, or clinical‑supervision experience. Experience supervising students or newly licensed professionals. Familiarity with the IBEC examination and Florida electrology curriculum. Experience building and retaining an electrolysis and laser client base. Bilingual communication skills are a plus but not required.