
Proven track record in elevating client satisfaction and boosting revenue by 20% at Sparrsh Spa. A state-licensed esthetician with expertise in microdermabrasion and a knack for consultative sales strategies. Demonstrates exceptional communication skills and a team player attitude, ensuring high-quality service and effective team supervision.
•Supervised a team of estheticians and support staff, ensuring efficient day-to-day operations.
•Handled customer inquiries, resolved complaints, and managed bookings to optimize client satisfaction.
•Implemented marketing strategies that increased client engagement and boosted revenue by 20%.
•Directed daily operations of a childcare facility, including staff management, program planning, and parent communication.
•Developed and maintained positive relationships with parents, addressing concerns and ensuring high standards of care.
•Managed administrative tasks, including enrollment, billing, and record-keeping.
1. Esthetician License: This is the primary certification, allowing you to practice as a licensed esthetician in your state. It’s awarded after passing your state board exams.
2. CPR/First Aid Certification: Some programs include CPR and First Aid training, leading to certification in these areas.
3. Infection Control Certification: Many esthetics programs include training in infection control, which may come with a certification upon completion.
4. Advanced Esthetic Certifications: If your program offers specialized training, you might receive additional certifications in areas like chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or advanced facial techniques.
5. Product-Specific Training Certifications: If your school partners with specific skincare brands, you might receive certifications related to those products and treatments.
6. Lash Extension Certification: Some esthetics programs include training in lash extensions, leading to a separate certification.
7. Makeup Artistry Certification: If your program covers makeup, you might receive a certification in makeup artistry.