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typical day at Skin Clique is flexible and rewarding. I work part time and appreciate being able to control my own schedule, which gives me a healthy work-life balance.
I’ve learned the value of providing personalized, evidence-based aesthetic care in a concierge model, and it has helped me grow my skills while connecting with patients.
Management is excellent—very approachable and supportive—and the support team is quick to respond and always willing to help. The culture overall is positive, collaborative, and encouraging.
The hardest part of the job is building a patient panel, which takes time and consistency. The most enjoyable part is seeing patients feel more confident after their treatments.
Overall, Skin Clique is a great place to work with excellent management, strong support, and a culture that truly values providers.

Leadership is incredibly supportive and inspiring. I love what I have the chance to do, but it's our vision and heart for others that I value most. I have never worked for an organization that cares so much for its employees. The team mentality and support for one another day in and day out is second to none. As a company, we are invested in not only our patients, but also our providers. We spend each day working to help them achieve whatever success looks like for them; our goal is to bring the opportunity for flexible work in healthcare to any advanced practice provider who desires it! We are a fast-paced organization, so there is never time for monotony. We are driven, and everyone on the team demonstrates a strong work ethic, which I genuinely believe makes each of us better and encourages us to work at our highest potential.

They require you to travel and spend Over 2k on training for poor training that doesn’t even provide a certification for tox training. Then you have to find your own clients and they provide no support or referrals.its very hard to grow your client list when the prices are over the market prices for tox in your area. Then it turns very pyramid scheme like in the sense how they pay you… you have to work your way up the pyramid to make more money per client and won’t let you do filler until you reach a certain level. 
Then I had to take a step back due to life circumstances such as moving and trying to conceive struggles. They made me pay $250 a month to stay hired! They said if I didn’t pay I’d have to reapply for the job and pay 2k again to get re trained. 
Horrible structured company do not waste your money on training it’s a trap!

The tox injection training was better than my first one.  They didn't show us much on the EMR, and zero support after you leave the very expensive conference ($3000 + room/food/car/uber).

No support other than "I can help you with off-boarding" aka, we can help you quit.  Their Tox prices are so high, and the GLP-1 prices are RIDICULOUS; it's impossible to sell them.  

I wouldn't recommend this company.  You get charged $300 if you don't bring any patients or make money.  I couldn't find anyone to do any services because everything is so expensive.  Even the beauty products / face products are cheaper on Amazon than through the company, even for "provider pricing" for myself.

What is the best part of working at the company?
I've been able to get grow my practice to offer tox, filler, biostimulators, and GLP-1s in an industry that felt impossible. I love the clinical support and ability to make this my own. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Schedule management and planning my outreach to patients and follow ups. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It's supportive and I never feel like I'm doing it by myself even though my collegues practice all over the US. Providers local to me schedule meetups so it feels like a small company.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I usually do one event on the weekends and concierge appointents throughout the week

The company values are great and there is certainly a significant amount of education and resources. However, I would say that you have to be social media savvy and be able to find your own clients. The company does do promotions to help gain new clients as well as send some clients through their marketing team but in order to meet minimum # of clients you should have, you definitely need to be able to get your own clients. Otherwise, great place to start for people who want a flexible work schedule  and break into aesthetics.

When I say best team ever, I truly mean it! We are surrounded by such positivity and empowerment to do your best for yourself, for our providers, and for our patients every day! We work together, we move fast, and we make change for the better. All while respecting each others work/life boundaries and flexible schedules so that we can all make our work fit into our life instead of the other way around. I love working at The Skin Clique and wouldn't trade it for the world! 

I love working for Skin Clique, but I have never worked somewhere with such high turnover in corp staff and employees. You have a TON of support from management and are never alone even with providers being across the US. This is a great environment for new and experienced injectors alike.  My only gripe with Skin Clique is how fast they are growing—- seems like focus is on training new providers constantly. 

The training cost a decent amount of money, especially with having to travel. They teach you well and give you all the supplies that are needed. The issue I had was getting patients and them helping to get a patient population. The helped the cohort group that started a few months after me, but not mine. Some providers are able to charge less per unit and offer specials that others are not. The pay is also very low for how much you have to charge the patients. 

The Skin Clique is growing rapidly, and doing it well! Their training program is better than any other, and the clinical team offers amazing support and resources to the providers, making the providers more skilled and knowledgable than most in their field.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Warehouse associate 2 salaries reported	$38,500 per year
Supply chain manager 1 salary reported	$55,000 per year
Social media coordinator 1 salary reported	$37,500 per year
It technician 1 salary reported	$62,500 per year
Front desk agent 1 salary reported	$18.17 per hour

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