Beauty Therapist - Edinburgh St James - #1781429

CardHeading: [Join Thérapie as a Beauty Therapist and unlock endless opportunities for career growth.]

CardIntro: [Develop your skills with ongoing training, work with cutting-edge treatments, and build a rewarding career in the beauty industry. Empower yourself and others while advancing your future in a dynamic, supportive environment.]

1# About the Role

Thérapie Clinic is a leading provider of Aesthetic Medical and Body treatments, with over 70 clinics across Europe and New York. Driven by empowerment, disruption, and growth, we prioritize client satisfaction in everything we do. We are hiring a Beauty Therapist for our Edinburgh St James Clinic, offering advanced training in skin, body, and laser treatments, along with exciting career growth opportunities. Whether you're a newly qualified or an experienced therapist, you'll join a supportive team where you can build client relationships, have fantastic experience and perform amazing treatments.

We want people to ‘Do their best work at Thérapie’ and as part of the Clinic Team, you will be integral to creating that environment and culture.

3# Requirements

• Provide high-quality treatments for our clients in line with our clinic treatment guidelines
• Conducted thorough consultations with clients to assess their needs and set realistic expectations for their treatments
• Actively promote additional services and products to clients, enhancing their overall experience by tailoring treatments to best suit them
• Has the ability to work with sales targets
• Making sure that all client records are up to date pre and post-treatment
• Maintenance and cleaning of all machines
  
  

4# Qualifications and Skills

• Level 3 Beauty qualification or above required
• Experience with Laser Hair Removal (desired not required)
• Team Player who works collaboratively
• A positive and friendly attitude with your clients
• Attention to detail when dealing with client's records
• Excellent standards with regards to Client Experience
  
  

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