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Shop Educator (Lead Esthetician) Beverly

Shop Educator (Lead Esthetician)

Full Time • Beverly
 Benefits/Perks:
  • Competitive Hourly Wage 
  • Product and Enhancement Commission  
  • Discounted facials 
  • Friends & Family Discount on Services
  • 35% Product Discount
  • Medical, Dental, Vision Benefits
  • Paid Time Off

 The Ideal Candidate:
  • Valid Esthetics License with at least two years of experience
  • Ability to build trust and relationships. 
  • Results-oriented. 
  • Experience coaching and providing feedback to individuals and in a group setting
  • Ability to balance and progress multiple priorities.
  • Passionate about helping others succeed.
 
About the Role:

As a Lead Esthetician, you are a coach, teaching everything from Heyday standards to industry wisdom to techniques in the treatment room. You work closely with Shop Leadership to hire and train new top Estheticians. Lead Estheticians are leaders within their shops as they own quality and consistency and ensure all team members are trained on products, enhancements, and protocol. 
 
What You'll Do:

  • Assist in hosting and setting up recruiting events, including career fairs and school demos.
  • Manage candidate pipeline and schedule interviews and practicals
  • Schedule and conduct new-hire esthetician training 
  • On-going training and coaching with ST’s 
  • Train hosts, estheticians, and managers on product benefits and usage.
  • Ensure clients receive product education.
  • Spearhead product and enhancement launches 
  • Monitor Esthetician retail performance and product performance 

 About Heyday:

At Heyday, we’re cutting through the noise in the skincare industry to help you discover your healthiest skin so you can put your best face forward. With locations across the country, we provide personalized facial treatments, everyday skincare guidance from our expert estheticians, and powerful products that let you feel the difference.

  • We’ve been named “Best Facial” by New York Magazine.
  • Performed over 500,000 facials
  • We’ve tried countless products and have been collecting valuable skincare data the entire way.
 
Oh, and the word Heyday...means the period when you’re at your prime. We believe every day should be your Heyday – we happen to start with skin.
Compensation: $35.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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Flexible Work Schedule
Employee Product Discount
Discounted Facials