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ARTICLE · 15 JULY 2022

Engaging independent contractor cosmetic injectable nurses in medical practices

How to engage a cosmetic injectable nurse in a way that will benefit both the nurse and your practice.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

There is no doubt that many of us throughout the pandemic have spent more time looking at ourselves and our reflections than at any other time in our lives. As many of us increased our use of online meeting programs such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams to continue to run our practices and stay connected, this has also meant many of us have been, potentially only subconsciously, looking at ourselves and becoming more aware of our appearance. Covid-19 has been said to have created a 'zoom-boom', as this increased use of Zoom and similar products has been said to have increased the demand for plastic surgery and injectables around the world.

In our work with medical clinics we have witnessed an increase in practices looking to offer cosmetic injectable procedures to the market, preferring treatments delivered by registered nurses rather than beauticians. The financial benefit of offering these services, that have become more mainstream than ever, are an

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