Aesthetician (U)

Provide direct patient care services that include skin care consultation and analysis, skin care treatments and other aesthetic services in medical spa setting. Works under the direction of faculty.

Clinical Support 100%

1. Assesses each patient's skin condition, appearance and other characteristics.
2. Performs facial dermatology procedures; prepares patients for esthetic service; obtains and documents patients' history, medications, allergies, etc.; obtains consent forms; educates patients on skin care in general and how to care for problem areas.
3. Provides facial and other skin treatments using specialized products and techniques (for example, peels and masks).
4. Communicates with patients/clients in person and via telephone, advises clients and sells skin care products.
5. Maintains and "sets-up" clean and well stocked rooms for patient care; sterilizes instruments using steam, chemical, ultrasound, antibacterial soap, alcohol, etc.
6. Advises physicians on patients' status and condition; schedules patients' appointments; accepts and records payments for procedures.
7. Attends meetings and training programs; monitors inventory and orders supplies, keeps records of client needs/preferences and services provided.
8. Create content for departmental social media platforms according to departmental and SIUSOM policies and in coordination with the Surgery Marketing Account Manager.
9. Order supplies/laundry and manage inventories.
10. Stock and rotates supplies.
11. Clean rooms and furniture per the SIU Healthcare Clinic's cleaning and disinfection policy.
12. Clean/Disinfect/Sterilize equipment according to Departmental guidelines and SIUSOM Policies and Procedures.
13. Room patients.

1. Performs related duties as assigned.

Possession of a current/active license for Aesthetician (Esthetician) from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation

Condition of Employment: Pursuant to the State Universities Civil Service System, an out-of-state resident who is hired into this position must establish Illinois residency within 180 calendar days of their start date.

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