New York, NY
Peachy’s mission is to clear care barriers and make wrinkle treatment more accessible than it’s ever been through Preventative Botox, Prescription Retinoids, and Daily Use Sunscreen. Our approach? Transparent pricing, unmatched quality of care, and solutions backed by science. Plain and simple.
Join Peachy
Join one of the fastest-growing medical aesthetics companies in the country. At Peachy, our Nurse Practitioners specialize exclusively in wrinkle prevention through personalized consultations and treatment withFDA-approved neuromodulators.
Whether you're an experienced injector or completely new to aesthetics, we'll provide the training and support you need to build a successful career in medical aesthetics. Through our paid clinical training program, ongoing mentorship, and proprietary technology, you'll deliver exceptional clinical outcomes while creating an outstanding client experience.
Peachy Providers earn a competitive hourly rate plus quarterly performance bonuses. Our top-performing Providers earn 20%+ in quarterly bonus compensation.
Why Peachy?
- Paid aesthetic injector training -no prior aesthetics experience required
- Competitive hourly compensation + quarterly performance bonuses
- 100% employer-paid medical malpractice coverage
- Complimentary quarterly wrinkle treatment + prescription retinoid
- Proprietary AI-powered treatment planning technology
- Ongoing clinical education, mentorship, and professional development
- Career growth opportunities as Peachy continues expanding nationwide
Our comprehensive paid training program is designed to teach the clinical and technical skills needed to become a successful aesthetic injector while maintaining Peachy's exceptionally high standards of care.
During training you'll learn:
- Facial anatomy and wrinkle assessment
- Personalized consultation and treatment planning
- Peachy's proprietary AI-powered treatment planning platform
- Clinical documentation and best practices
- Hands-on supervised injection training
You'll be fully compensated throughout your training period to ensure a seamless transition into your new career.
What You'll Do
- Complete Peachy's comprehensive clinical training program and participate in ongoing continuing education
- Deliver exceptional hospitality and customer service during every client interaction
- Perform wrinkle assessments and develop individualized treatment plans
- Educate clients on Peachy's wrinkle prevention offerings, including Botox®, Xeomin®, Dysport®, Jeuveau®, prescription retinoids, sunscreen, and aftercare products
- Perform cosmetic neurotoxin injections in the three FDA-approved treatment areas for facial wrinkles
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation and patient charting
- Follow all operational procedures, clinical protocols, and company initiatives
- Maintain infection prevention standards, including proper hand hygiene, PPE usage, and equipment sterilization
- Uphold HIPAA privacy and confidentiality standards
Who You Are
- Communicates Effectively: Communicates clearly and professionally while actively listening and building trust with clients and teammates.
- Drives Results: Takes ownership, overcomes obstacles, and consistently delivers exceptional client outcomes.
- Interpersonal Savvy: Builds genuine relationships with clients and colleagues while creating an inclusive, welcoming environment.
- Situational Adaptability: Thrives in a fast-paced environment and adjusts quickly to changing priorities and client needs.
- Manages Complexity: Uses sound clinical judgment and critical thinking to make informed decisions.
Lives Our Core Values
- Providing the Positive
- Continually Raising the Bar
- Earning & Keeping Trust
- Reveling in the Constraints
What You Have
- Active Nurse Practitioner license in the state where you're applying
- Active Board Certification as an Adult, Family, or Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
- Active BLS Certification
- Strong preference for Nurse Practitioners with at least six months of autonomous clinical practice experience
- Recent procedural experience (such as IV placement, suturing, or other hands-on clinical procedures) is strongly preferred
- Flexibility to work across multiple Peachy studio locations within a reasonable distance of your home studio
- Availability to commit a Part-Timeschedule, including weekdays, weekends, and occasional holidays. Part-Time providers are scheduled for approximately 7 shifts per month (about 40 hours), including at least 3 weekend shifts from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM and 1 weekday shift per week from 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM.
- While we make every effort to accommodate scheduling preferences, specific shifts cannot always be guaranteed.
- Must be at least 18 years of age and authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship
Ideal Clinical Background
Successful Peachy Providers come from a variety of procedural and patient-facing specialties, including:
- Urgent Care
- Women's Health
- Family Medicine
- Plastic Surgery
- ICU
- PACU
- Other procedural clinical environments
Physical Requirements
- Frequently kneel, bend, sit, and stand for extended periods
- Safely administer injections in FDA-approved facial treatment areas
- Lift and transport items weighing up to 30 pounds
- Operate standard office equipment and technology
- Competitive hourly compensation
- Quarterly performance bonuses (top Providers earn 20%+)
- Paid clinical training
- 100% employer-paid medical malpractice coverage
- Complimentary quarterly wrinkle treatment + prescription retinoid
- Employee discounts on Peachy services and products
- 401(k) with employer match after 90 days
- Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits*
- Paid Time Off*
*Benefits apply to Full-Time employees.
The target base pay for the Nurse Practitioner role in New York, NYis $60.00 - 65.00/hour USD. Compensation may vary based on experience, qualifications, and geographic location. Peachy reserves the right to modify compensation ranges as business needs evolve.
This position includes additional responsibilities not listed here and may evolve over the course of employment.
Curious About a Career in Aesthetics? Whether you're looking to transition into medical aesthetics or continue growing your career as an injector, we'd love to connect. Every conversation is confidential, and no prior aesthetics experience is required.
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