Medical Aesthetician
Medical Aesthetician
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Patient care and treatment
- Consult with patients about their skin concerns, goals, relevant history, and current routines. Recommend appropriate services and home care within the role's authorized scope.
- Perform aesthetic services for which the Medical Aesthetician is trained, authorized, and approved by Donaldson. Services may include facials, peels, dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, waxing, tinting, makeup application, and other approved treatments.
- Provide services consistently with applicable law, professional standards, Donaldson protocols, and any required clinical direction. Recognize when a concern or requested treatment requires evaluation by a licensed medical provider.
- Explain treatment plans, expected results, preparation, aftercare, and recommended follow-up in clear, practical terms.
- Maintain accurate, timely patient records, including consultations, services performed, products used, patient response, and follow-up recommendations.
- Prepare treatment spaces, maintain equipment and supplies, and follow sanitation, infection prevention, and safety procedures.
- Patient experience and education
- Create a welcoming, comfortable, and professional treatment experience that respects each patient's preferences, privacy, and time.
- Build trust through attentive service, clear communication, and continuity of care.
- Educate patients on skin care products and services, including proper use and realistic expectations. Recommend products based on patient needs.
- Respond to patient questions within the role's expertise and connect patients with the appropriate team member when additional clinical or scheduling support is needed.
- Coordinate with providers, Experience Coordinators, and other team members so patients receive clear guidance throughout their care.
- Team and practice development
- Maintain current knowledge of relevant products, treatments, techniques, and industry developments through continuing education and professional training.
- Share practical product and treatment knowledge with colleagues and assist with training when requested.
- Participate in evaluating proposed products and services, including testing, patient fit, training needs, and operational considerations. Bring recommendations to leadership for approval before implementation.
- Support patient education events and other approved activities that introduce patients to relevant products and services.
- Identify opportunities to improve workflows, service consistency, patient education, and the overall Aesthetics experience.
- Experience in a medical aesthetics or physician-led practice.
- Registered Nurse or higher
- Additional training in treatments offered by Donaldson.
- Experience evaluating skin care products and integrating appropriate product recommendations into patient care.
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