Licensed Esthetician
115 w 29th street 8th floorNew York (NY)
About the role
Job Description:
Job DescriptionWe're looking for a driven, entrepreneurial Licensed Esthetician to manage and grow our fully equipped esthetic spa in Manhattan. This is a unique opportunity to step into a beautiful spa space with all the professional equipment ready for you to succeed.
What You'll Do:
- Provide skincare & esthetic servicesManage daily spa operationsGrow and nurture a client baseOversee scheduling, inventory & client experienceRequirements:
- Licensed Esthetician (NY State)
- Experience with spa services & managementKnowledge of the Mindbody platform (required)
Entrepreneurial mindset & go-getter attitudeWhat We Offer: Fully equipped spa spacePrime locationCommission-based pay with growth potentialIf you're ready to take ownership, build your clientele, and manage your own spa environment, apply today! Send your resume to patrice@slanuspa.com\nCompany DescriptionWe are a fully equipped esthetic spa located in midtown Manhattan, offering a beautiful and professional environment ready for a driven individual to grow and manage. Our space is designed to deliver exceptional client experiences, with all the tools and equipment needed for success. Serious applicants with their own clients should apply.
Company Description:
We are a fully equipped esthetic spa located in midtown Manhattan, offering a beautiful and professional environment ready for a driven individual to grow and manage. Our space is designed to deliver exceptional client experiences, with all the tools and equipment needed for success. Serious applicants with their own clients should apply.
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