Careers

Spa Manager runs the location day to day: managing the team and schedule, owning client relationships, driving membership enrollment, hosting local events, and keeping the space immaculate. The role is hospitality and business leadership rather than clinical.

The Aesthetic Injector provides injectable treatments (neurotoxins, dermal fillers, and biostimulators) with a focus on safety, precision, and long-term outcomes. This role requires strong clinical judgment, an eye for balance, and a commitment to individualized treatment planning.

Must be NP, PA, or RN.

The Patient Coordinator is the primary point of contact for patients, responsible for scheduling, communication, and guiding patients through their treatment journey. This role balances warmth with professionalism and requires strong organizational and communication skills.

The Licensed Aesthetician delivers advanced skin treatments including microneedling and chemical peels while educating patients on skin health and long-term care. This role is ideal for someone who values thoughtful treatment planning, results-driven protocols, and ongoing education.

Must have cosmetology license.

The Medical Assistant supports providers by assisting with treatments, preparing rooms, maintaining clinical flow, and ensuring a high standard of patient care and safety. This role is essential to keeping the practice running smoothly and efficiently.