11 Aug
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Facestudio By Bronnie
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Ku-ring-gai Council
11 Aug
Facestudio By Bronnie
Ku-ring-gai Council
Senior Dermal Clinician / Dermal Therapist (Casual or Part-Time)
Facestudio by Bronnie is a boutique cosmetic and skin clinic located in Turramurra on Sydney's Upper North Shore. We are passionate about delivering exceptional patient outcomes through advanced technology, evidence-based treatments and genuinely personalised care.
As our clinic continues to grow, we are looking for an experienced Senior Dermal Clinician / Dermal Therapist to join our close knit team on a casual or part-time basis.
If you're passionate about skin, thrive in a high-end clinical workplace, enjoy working alongside Cosmetic Nurses and are committed to providing outstanding patient care, we'd love to hear from you.
About the Role
This is much more than performing treatments.
You'll be responsible for guiding patients through every stage of their skin journey, from their initial consultation through to achieving long-term results. We're looking for someone who takes pride in building genuine relationships with patients,
delivering exceptional clinical outcomes and contributing to the ongoing growth of our clinic.
You will perform comprehensive skin consultations, create personalised treatment plans, educate patients on their treatment options and home care, monitor progress throughout their journey and ensure every patient receives an exceptional experience from start to finish.
Treatments You’ll Be Performing
Our clinicians perform a wide range of advanced skin and laser treatments, including:
Microneedling
Fraxel DualMode Laser
LED Light Therapy
Medical Grade Facials and Chemical Peels
Extractions
IPL Treatments
LongPulse Laser
Laser Tattoo Removal
Electrolysis
Diathermy
CryoPen
InLift Inner Cheek Laser (Snoring Treatment)
Your Responsibilities
As one of our Senior Dermal Clinicians / Dermal Therapists you w
📌 Senior Dermal Clinician / Dermal Therapist (Casual or Part-Time) (Ku-ring-gai Council)
🏢 Facestudio By Bronnie
📍 Ku-ring-gai Council