Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant
addison kenway associatesKirkland (WA)
Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant
Posted 2 days ago
addison kenway associatesKirkland (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Aesthetics Injectables Nurse Practitioner - Kirkland, Washington An established medical aesthetics clinic in western Washington is seeking a talented Nurse Practitioner experienced in cosmetic injectables to join its premier team. The practice is known for blending artistry and science to deliver exceptional, customized results in a modern, patient-focused setting. The role involves performing advanced aesthetic injectionsincluding Botox, dermal fillers, and rejuvenation treatmentswhile providing expert consultations and ongoing care. This opportunity features a competitive compensation package and the stability of a respected, growing brand. Licensed Nurse Practitioner in the State of Washington A minimum of two years' hands-on experience with injectable aesthetics Established, loyal client base preferred Strong record of achieving client satisfaction and retention Exceptional assessment skills and clinical precision Team-oriented, professional, and dedicated to excellence in aesthetic medicine Located in the heart of King County, Kirkland offers a rare mix of lakeside beauty, urban energy, and small-town warmth. The community features upscale dining, boutique shopping, and easy access to the region's top employers. With excellent schools and abundant outdoor recreation, Kirkland is an ideal setting for professionals seeking both career growth and a balanced lifestyle.
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