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At Derma Medical, we have trained many nurses in the field of aesthetics, helping them create the lifestyle they’ve always dreamed of. Here are the top six benefits reported by nurses who have trained with us and are now working in this industry:
1. Higher Income
It’s well-known that the private sector pays well. Income from aesthetic practice can far exceed that of the Australian healthcare system with significantly less time investment. Hour-for-hour as an Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner, either self-employed or working for a clinic, you can expect to earn far more than you would as a Nurse. Due to the nature of this growing industry, it is genuinely possible to (more than) double your current salary by administering cosmetic injectable treatments on a regular basis. Many of our trainees have gone on to open their own successful practices, and several have left their hospital jobs in the process! This is the only business where nurses and midwives can earn high profitability with minimal start-up capital. The increased income generated in aesthetics has allowed many nurses and midwives to reduce working hours, free up more time, and pay back several large debts earlier.
2. Better Quality of Life
In this industry, nurses have full control of their own work/life balance. The flexibility of this career enables them to choose when and how often they would like to work and earn. Many of the nurses and midwives we have trained have reported enjoying a much better quality of life, working more sociable hours with happier, more satisfied patients. In comparison to their hospital jobs, many have also highlighted the increased job satisfaction that results from having more autonomy in decision-making in a less pressured environment.
3. Develop New Clinical Skills
Nurses are very well-suited to this field because they have good transferable skills. Many nurses and midwives are already practically trained in minor procedures, such as venepuncture and cannulation. They are also very experienced at drawing up and administering injections frequently, as well as following hygiene protocols, all pertinent skills when dealing with cosmetic injectables. Injectables and Dermal filler injectables are simple extensions of these minimally invasive procedures. Although mainly cosmetic, some injectables can be used for medical purposes, such as treatments of hyperhidrosis and bruxism. Many nurses and midwives that we have trained report it as a great addition to their already vast CV of clinical skills. With newer minimally invasive cosmetic procedures being discovered, now is a great time to invest in these acquired skills.
4. Keeping Options Open
We have seen many nurses and midwives frustrated with the current state of the US healthcare system, particularly the lack of autonomy, reduced time allocated to patient care, too many targets and deadlines to meet, and too high a demand on services. Despite this, more and more nurses and midwives feel the need to do more shifts to make ends meet.
At Derma Medical, we have helped many nurses seek alternative or additional, medical-related routes of employment while still utilising their clinical skills. For those already in training or established practice, aesthetic work can be taken on alongside their existing job. Several of our dental delegates undertake private aesthetic work on weekends, evenings, or during annual leave with large cosmetic corporates. After completing a cosmetic nurse course or nurse injector course, nurses have the ability and freedom to open their own cosmetic company or work for an existing one.
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Our training days and programs will empower you with pioneering techniques covering in-depth anatomy and theory, followed by plenty of hands-on practical training on live models in a real-life clinic setting. Our cosmetic nurse course and nurse injector classes are designed to give you the skills and confidence needed to excel in the field of aesthetic nursing.
You will receive training certificates allowing you to get aesthetic indemnity insurance with either of the two leading insurers – Hamilton Fraser and Cosmetic Insure. Both recognise our cosmetic nurse course and nurse injector course and are able to offer cover to nurses trained by us.
Aesthetic Nurses are highly sought after by cosmetic clinics, and you will find many part-time and full-time job opportunities available. We will provide you with an exclusive list of job opportunities during the cosmetic training for nurses course to help you find work immediately after training.
As the Medical Aesthetics industry continues to grow year on year, demand for high quality aesthetic treatments administered by highly skilled nurses is crucial if we are to ensure the highest standards in medical cosmetics are met.
If you would like to discuss how a single weekend invested in our nurse injector course with Derma Medical could transform your current circumstances and help you enjoy greater wealth, job satisfaction, and a better work/life balance, we would love the opportunity to show you.
Nurses choose Derma Medical for their nurse injector courses due to our comprehensive training programs that combine in-depth theory with hands-on practical experience in a real-life clinic setting. Our courses, including the cosmetic nurse course and cosmetic nurse training Melbourne, are recognised by leading insurers Hamilton Fraser and Cosmetic Insure, ensuring that our graduates can obtain the necessary aesthetic indemnity insurance. Additionally, our nurse injector classes are designed to meet the growing demand for high-quality aesthetic treatments, providing nurses with the skills and confidence needed to excel in the field. With exclusive job opportunities provided upon course completion, Derma Medical helps nurses achieve greater wealth, job satisfaction, and a better work/life balance.
To become a nurse injector in Australia, you typically need to complete a recognized nurse injector course, gain relevant clinical experience, and meet the regulatory requirements for aesthetic practice.
To become a nurse injector in Australia, you typically need to complete a recognized nurse injector course, gain relevant clinical experience, and meet the regulatory requirements for aesthetic practice.
Most nurse injector courses can be completed in a short timeframe, often within a weekend or several days, depending on the program structure. At Derma Medical, you can complete the course in one day.
Yes, graduates of our cosmetic nurse course often find numerous job opportunities in aesthetic clinics, with many of our trainees successfully securing positions shortly after training.
Absolutely! Many nurses choose to work part-time in aesthetics alongside their current roles, benefiting from the flexibility that the nurse injector course offers.
