Cosmetic Nurse Courses
Cosmetic Nurses perform beauty treatments, provide client assessments and advice, requiring strong communication, customer service, and time management skills.
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How do I become a Cosmetic Nurse
Get qualified to work as a Cosmetic Nurse with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.
HLTINF005
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The HLTINF005 Maintain Infection Prevention for Skin Penetration Treatments provides aesthetic professionals with the essential knowledge and skills to maintain infection prevention during dermal and cosmetic injectable procedures. It focuses on current state or territory hygiene regulations and key principles of infection prevention in a cosmetic medical context. This unit covers the ability to identify, manage, and control infection risks to clients, colleagues, and oneself, and applies to individuals w...
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From $13,875
Duration
24 months - 3 years
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The Bachelor of Nursing provides students with a foundational understanding of nursing practice and healthcare. This course combines theoretical knowledge with practical experiences, preparing graduates to deliver compassionate, evidence-based care in various healthcare settings. Emphasising ethical practice, patient safety, and clinical excellence, the curriculum covers key aspects of patient care, health assessment, and medical interventions. Upon completion, graduates are equipped to pursue a rewarding...
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From $13,875
Duration
24 months - 3 years
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52919WA
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If you’re a qualified nurse wanting to specialise in cosmetic medicine, you need the Graduate Diploma of Cosmetic Nursing and Injectables (52919WA). This nationally recognised qualification is suitable for the ‘Cosmetic use of Lasers Licence’ in both Western Australia and Queensland. The course consists of theory and practical units that cover the critical aspects of cosmetic surgical procedures, injectables, and light-based treatments.
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SHBBSKT010
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The SHBBSKT010 - Provide Skin Needling Treatments course delivers comprehensive training on the performance outcomes, skills, and knowledge necessary to administer effective skin needling treatments aimed at enhancing the appearance of skin. This includes evaluating client suitability for the procedure, safely employing skin needling technology up to 1.0mm, and diligently monitoring and modifying treatments to achieve optimal results. The course also emphasizes the importance of maintaining stringent infe...
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How much does a Cosmetic Nurse earn?
In Australia, a full time Cosmetic Nurse generally earns $2,000 per week ($104,000 annual salary) before tax. This is a median figure for full-time employees and should be considered a guide only. As you gain more experience you can expect a potentially higher salary than people who are new to the industry.
What are the job opportunities for a Cosmetic Nurse?
There has been a strong increase in the number of people working this field over the last five years. There are currently 42,300 people employed in this industry in Australia and many of them specialise as a Cosmetic Nurse. Cosmetic Nurses may find work across all regions of Australia, particularly larger towns and cities.
Source: Australian Government Labour Market Insights
How do I become a Cosmetic Nurse?
If a career as a Cosmetic Nurse interests you, consider enrolling in a Graduate Diploma of Cosmetic Nursing and Injectables. This course covers a range of cosmetic treatments including surgical procedures, injectables and light-based treatments.
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A Cosmetic Nurse performs a range of cosmetic beauty treatments for clients. You might be trained in various services or specialise in a particular type of treatment such as chemical peels or Botox. Cosmetic Nurses can provide advice on available services and conduct assessments to determine client needs. You might also provide information on follow up care after treatment.
Cosmetic Nurses should have excellent communication skills and be able to understand their clients’ needs. You’ll need strong personal skills and should be able to provide good customer service. Cosmetic Nurses need to be able to follow correct procedures and have good time management.
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