June

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Benefits

Instead, June offers operational support including complete inventory and supplies, mobile-friendly booking and charting technology, clinical supervision, insurance guidance, safety protocols, and recommendations for vetted Botox training programs. Providers retain full control over their schedule and workload.

Who they are

June (also referred to as June Skin) is a modern concierge aesthetics company that specializes in delivering mobile aesthetic treatments—primarily Botox and injectable services—directly to clients in their homes or preferred locations.

More about June

Rather than operating a traditional brick-and-mortar clinic, June functions as a network connecting licensed nurses, nurse practitioners, and physician associates with clients seeking in-home aesthetic care. The company provides its providers with the infrastructure needed to operate independently, including EMR and booking technology, clinical supervision, inventory and supplies, insurance guidance, and safety protocols. Nurses at June work as independent contractors rather than traditional employees, offering treatments on a flexible, self-directed schedule. The model is designed to accommodate experienced injectors as well as those new to aesthetics, with the company recommending vetted training programs for those who need Botox certification. The position is structured as part-time work that can potentially grow into a full-time career. Locations referenced include New York, NY; Wayne, NJ; Phoenix, AZ; and remote/worldwide options.

June's mission centers on making aesthetic treatments accessible and convenient through a mobile concierge model. Reviewers on Indeed note a 'clear sense of purpose' and an 'inclusive work environment' as standout qualities.

Working here

Culture and working life

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What to consider

Indeed reports an overall rating of 5.0 out of 5 stars for June Skin based on 6 reviews, with detailed sub-ratings as follows: work-life balance 5.0, pay and benefits 5.0, job security and advancement 4.8, management 4.8, and culture 5.0. Reviewers highlighted a clear sense of purpose, time and location flexibility, and an inclusive work environment as top positives. Job titles represented in reviews include Nurse Practitioner, Nurse Injector, Customer Service Representative, and Consultant. The reputation score of 100 is derived from the Indeed 5.0-star rating (5.0 × 20 = 100), which is the only explicit numeric rating signal available.

The good

Exceptional schedule flexibility—providers set their own hours and choose when and where to work
Company provides all necessary infrastructure including EMR, booking technology, inventory, supplies, clinical supervision, and insurance guidance
No prior injecting experience required; company recommends vetted training programs for newcomers
In-home treatment model eliminates need for clinic space
Highly rated workplace culture and work-life balance per Indeed reviews (5.0/5.0)
Opportunity to transition from part-time independent contractor work into a full-time career

The hard parts

Independent contractor classification means no traditional employment benefits such as health insurance, PTO, or retirement plans
Compensation is per-treatment at $100 per completed treatment rather than a guaranteed hourly or annual salary, creating income variability
Botox certification course must be completed at the provider's initiative and expense before starting
Small review sample size (6 reviews on Indeed, 19 on Glassdoor) limits the reliability of reputation data

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