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Licensed Beautician
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What they do
A Beautician performs cosmetic treatments on the hair, skin, and nails. They might offer services such as haircuts, hairstyling, coloring, and basic skin treatments like facials. Beauticians often work in hair salons, nail salons, or spas and focus on enhancing a person's appearance through grooming and styling.
$59,852 / year median in Washington, D.C. (District of Columbia)
Job Description
Capitol City Rehabilitation and Nursing in Washington, DC is looking for a licensed Beautician to take care of our residents' cosmetic needs. This is a contracted, fee for service position . This position works in scheduling of appointments with our activities department to provide haircuts, wash and sets, and perms for our residents. Ability to work with residents of all ages in a pleasant and safe manner is key. We want them to receive high quality cosmetic services and leave with a smile on their face. Maintain updated client records for services provided Make sure our working area is clean and equipment is sterilized at all times Beautician is to keep track of levels of stock and supply the needed items (ex. shampoos, conditioners, perms, supplies) We provide the beauty shop, towels, and trash removal Requirements and skills Proven work experience as a Beautician, cosmetologist, or similar position Knowledge of beauty products and trends Ability to provide personalized services based on each client's requirements Licensed Beautician Liability insurance High school diploma