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David Careers

Aesthetics Injectables Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Injector

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addison kenway associatesMillbrae (CA)
Skincare SpecialistsOffices of Physicians

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About the role

Aesthetics Injectables Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Injector A thriving aesthetic medicine practice in northern California is seeking an experienced Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join its team in a desirable suburb of San Francisco. This position involves performing aesthetic consultations, developing customized treatment plans, and providing non-surgical cosmetic procedures including injectable treatments and advanced skincare services while delivering exceptional patient care, with a competitive compensation package. Active and unrestricted California Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant license Minimum of two years of experience in aesthetic medicine as an NP, PA, or RNExpertise in cosmetic injectables, including neuromodulators and dermal fillers Experience with aesthetic procedures such as laser hair removal, chemical peels, and microdermabrasion Strong consultation, patient education, and treatment planning skills Established patient following preferred This area offers outstanding recreation, including hiking, cycling, waterfront activities, and access to world-renowned destinations. Housing options range from upscale suburban communities to vibrant urban neighborhoods. Top-rated schools and a strong employment market provide excellent opportunities for professionals and families alike.

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