[Hiring] Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner @Pinch Med Spa

Role Description

Pinch is hiring Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) across Ohio for a 1099 contractor role. You'll deliver treatments like tox, microneedling, chemical peels, and facials in the comfort of your clients' homes — with the freedom to set your own schedule, own your client relationships, and build your practice with the backing of an established, top-rated brand.

What It Means to Be a Founding Provider:

  • Get first access to everything — events, social media features, influencer partnerships, and new opportunities as they launch.
  • Represent Pinch where you live — building awareness with neighbors, businesses, and others in your community.
  • Build your own book of clients — treating a minimum of 5 clients per month, sourced from your personal network and community.

What You'll Do:

  • Deliver treatments that leave clients feeling their best — tox, microneedling, chemical peels, and at-home facials, performed safely and to Pinch's clinical standards.
  • Build your client base — treat clients from your own network, and turn first-timers into regulars.
  • Own your schedule — work the hours that fit your life, averaging 10–20 per week.
  • Grow your business — put Pinch's marketing tools to work for outreach, retention, and referrals.
  • Run a polished practice — manage your supplies and keep accurate, timely client records.

Qualifications

  • Active APRN license in Ohio
  • If you're newer to injectables: availability to attend an in-person training in full

Requirements

  • Genuine enthusiasm for aesthetics and helping clients feel their best
  • An entrepreneurial spirit and a desire to grow your own practice

Benefits

  • Flexibility that fits your life — set a schedule that works around your priorities.
  • Built for every stage — experienced injectors grow their practice with full clinical, supply, and legal support; new injectors gain confidence through live tox training and ongoing virtual sessions.
  • Top-of-market pay — we cover all overhead so you keep more of what you earn.
  • Malpractice coverage included — practice with peace of mind.
  • Real community — collaborate with fellow Providers and build local connections through events.
  • Room to grow — supplement your current role, scale gradually, or go full-time. Your call.

Upcoming Trainings

If you're new to injectables or aesthetics, completing the in-person training is required before you start. Please apply only if you can attend one of the dates below in full. Already certified and experienced? You likely won't need this — but you're welcome to join.

  • November 21st & 22nd in Columbus, Ohio
  • November 21st & 22nd in Cleveland, Ohio
  • December 19th & 20th in Cincinnati, Ohio
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