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Mom365, Inc. is hiring a part-time newborn photographer in Chula Vista, California. The role combines photography with sales, offering a guaranteed pay of $18.00 per hour plus commissions up to $24.00 per hour.
You will photograph newborns and families in a hospital setting, provide a welcoming customer experience, and work with hospital partners while maintaining safety. Requirements include being 18+, a HS diploma or GED, basic photography and computer skills, and the ability to lift up to 50
Bilingual, Spanish speaking, Part-time photography and sales position with guaranteed pay of $18.00/hour and potential to earn commission up to $24.00 /hr!
Is photography your passion? Are you searching for a career that goes beyond the ordinary, where every click of the shutter has the power to touch hearts? At Mom365, we believe that every baby deserves a beautiful portrait, and we're on a mission to capture, celebrate, and preserve families most cherished moments.
As a Mom365 photographer, you'll do more than just take pictures—you'll be a part of a family's unforgettable journey. You'll interact with moms, families, and hospital partners, bringing joy and warmth to each interaction while creating stunning portraits that families will treasure forever.
If you're dedicated to providing exemplary service and take pride in your craft, we'd love for you to join our family. Together, we'll turn passion into purpose and make every baby's first moments truly unforgettable.
Duties & Responsibilities of Newborn Photographers
Experience and Requirements for the Newborn Photographer
Benefits and Perks for Mom365 Photographers
This position description should not be construed as an employment contract of any type.
Mom365 reserves all rights of employment-at-will.
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