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Florida Academy of Medical Aesthetics
Skincare & Medical Aesthetics Instructor
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What they do
An Esthetician specializes in skin care and provides treatments to clients to improve the look and health of facial skin. Provides facial massages, applies special skin care products and attends to facial hair or eyebrows. Works in salons or spas or for personal clients.
$50,170 / year median in Florida
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Skincare & Medical Aesthetics Instructor Florida Academy of Medical Aesthetics - 5.0 Pembroke Pines, FL Job Details Full-time $52,000 - $62,000 a year 1 hour ago Benefits Paid time off Employee discount Qualifications School experience Anatomy knowledge Disinfection procedures Salon safety protocols Student support Organizational skills Student engagement classroom management Esthetician License Skin management Cosmetology Full Job Description Florida Academy of Medical Aesthetics (FAMA) Pembroke Pines, FL Full-Time | On-Campus About the Position Florida Academy of Medical Aesthetics is seeking an experienced Skincare & Medical Aesthetics Instructor to join our academic team. This is a fully on-campus teaching position working with students in our Skincare and Medical Aesthetics programs. The instructor will provide a combination of classroom education, demonstrations, and hands-on practical training. We're looking for someone with strong real-world aesthetics experience who enjoys teaching and can help students understand both the science behind treatments and proper hands-on technique. What You'll Teach Instruction may include: Skincare fundamentals, skin analysis, anatomy and physiology Facial treatments and advanced skincare procedures Infection control, sanitation, safety, and contraindications Chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and dermaplaning HydraFacial and other professional skincare systems Microneedling and regenerative aesthetic concepts Advanced aesthetic devices and technologies Medical aesthetics concepts and treatment planning Professionalism, client consultation, and industry best practices Business and legal considerations within the aesthetics industry Teaching assignments will be based on the instructor's experience, qualifications, and program needs. Responsibilities Teach classroom theory and hands-on practical lessons Demonstrate treatments and techniques safely and professionally Supervise students during practical services Evaluate student knowledge and practical competency Maintain accurate attendance, grades, and student records Provide feedback and additional support to students when necessary Maintain a professional, organized, and sanitary learning environment Reinforce professionalism, safety, client communication, and proper treatment protocols Prepare classrooms, equipment, and supplies for instruction Communicate student progress or concerns with academic leadership Participate in faculty meetings, trainings, orientations, and school events Stay current with developments and technologies within the aesthetics industry Required Qualifications Active Florida Facial Specialist registration or other qualifying Florida skincare credential Professional experience working in skincare or aesthetics Strong knowledge of skin anatomy, treatment safety, sanitation, and contraindications Comfortable performing and demonstrating hands-on treatments Strong communication and presentation skills Ability to manage and engage a classroom Ability to work full-time on campus in Pembroke Pines Strongly Preferred Experience with several of the following: 3+ years of professional aesthetics experience Experience with advanced skincare or medical aesthetics treatments Previous teaching, training, or mentoring experience Experience working in a med spa, dermatology, plastic surgery, or advanced aesthetics environment Previous career-school or postsecondary education experience Bilingual English/Spanish Previous teaching experience is preferred, but experienced industry professionals who demonstrate a strong ability to teach may also be considered. Who We're Looking For We're looking for someone who is passionate about the aesthetics industry and wants to share that knowledge with future professionals. The ideal instructor is confident, organized, patient, professional, comfortable correcting improper technique, and able to explain complex information in a way students can understand. Most importantly, we're looking for someone who takes pride in helping students become confident and capable professionals. We're looking for someone who: Enjoys teaching and mentoring Is confident speaking in front of a classroom Is patient while maintaining high standards Is comfortable correcting improper technique Understands professionalism and accountability Keeps up with changes in the aesthetics industry Can balance classroom theory with practical training Wants to become a long-term part of FAMA's academic team Schedule This is a full-time, fully on-campus position at our Pembroke Pines campus. This position is not remote or hybrid. Compensation $52,000-$62,000 per year, based on professional experience, advanced aesthetics knowledge, teaching experience, and qualifications. About Florida Academy of Medical Aesthetics Florida Academy of Medical Aesthetics is a growing career school dedicated to preparing students for careers in skincare, medical aesthetics, electrolysis, and the broader aesthetics industry. Our programs combine classroom instruction with hands-on education to help students develop the technical skills, professionalism, and confidence needed to succeed in the industry.