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Resident Salon Services in Florida is seeking a Licensed Cosmetologist for a part-time Hair Specialist role focused on seniors. You’ll perform consultations, haircuts, styling, and chemical services with compassionate care that respects mobility and comfort. Build meaningful relationships in a welcoming community setting.
The position offers 50% commission, no evenings or weekends, and a path to a 401k after year one, with a stable, purpose-driven team providing growth and support.
Are you a Licensed Cosmetologist looking for a flexible, meaningful role?
Join our team as a Resident Hair Specialist and help enrich the lives of seniors through compassionate, personalized care.
In this role, you’ll deliver high-quality hair services in a safe, welcoming environment tailored to the unique needs of our senior residents. But it’s about more than just hair, it’s about creating moments of dignity, connection, and confidence every day.
Make a meaningful impact—one style at a time.
A Sign-on Bonus is available for this role. Please see the details and requirements
below.
The Employee will be eligible to receive a total sign-on bonus of $1,000, to be paid in installments as follows:
· 25% ($250) after successful completion of the 90-day probationary period. To qualify, the Employee must:
o Complete the required CARES certification (if applicable),
o Demonstrate successful adherence to RSS paperwork protocols, and
o Effectively utilize RSS systems.
· 25% ($250) after completion of 6 months of employment with RSS. The Employee must be in good standing and have adhered to all RSS policies and protocols.
· 50% ($500) after completion of 1 year of employment with RSS. The Employee must remain in good standing and continue to meet all RSS performance expectations, policies, and protocols.
If the Employee is not in good standing, voluntarily resigns, or is terminated prior to completing one year of employment, RSS reserves the right to withhold unpaid bonus installments.