Resident Nail Specialist

Posted 17 days ago

resident salon servicesEast Weymouth (MA)

Manicurists and Pedicurists Nail Salons

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Part‑Time Resident Nail Specialist – No Nights or Weekends! Are you a Licensed Nail Technician or Cosmetologist looking for a flexible, meaningful role? Join our team as a Resident Nail Specialist and make a real difference in the lives of seniors through compassionate, personalized nail care. This isn’t just about nail care—it’s about building confidence, promoting well‑being, and creating uplifting moments for residents who truly value your time and care.

What You’ll Do: Provide manicures, pedicures, and hand/foot treatments tailored to mature clientele. Create a clean, calming, and safe service environment. Build warm, trusting relationships with residents through kind, respectful interactions. Use techniques and products suited for mature skin and nails. Follow all hygiene and sanitation protocols.

What We’re Looking For: Current license as a Nail Technician or Cosmetologist. Experience with older adults or in residential/healthcare settings is a plus. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Patience, compassion, and a heart for service.

Why You’ll Love It Here: 50% commission‑based pay No evening or weekend hours – maintain a healthy work‑life balance. Supportive team environment and appreciative clientele. Meaningful work that goes beyond beauty—your care boosts confidence and well‑being. Enjoy a stable and rewarding role in a positive work environment. Apply today and bring comfort, dignity, and a touch of joy to the seniors in our community!

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