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Ambulatory · Brooklyn, New York 11217
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The city
Brooklyn blends leafy brownstone streets with vibrant cultural energy. From the waterfront views of DUMBO to the lively dining scene in Williamsburg, the borough offers endless variety. World-class hospitals and strong nursing networks make it a compelling place for out-of-state RNs seeking career growth within a fast-paced, iconic New York lifestyle.
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Who they are
Mia Aesthetics is a nationwide cosmetic surgery and aesthetic care provider with clinic locations across multiple U.S. cities, including a Brooklyn, New York location.
The company positions itself as making high-quality plastic surgery accessible and affordable, reporting over 150,000 satisfied patients and a team of surgeons across the country. Mia Aesthetics describes its goal as redefining plastic surgery by removing the premium price tag while maintaining quality care. For nurses, the Brooklyn location offers opportunities in the aesthetic surgery space, likely including perioperative care, patient recovery, and aesthetic procedure support. The company emphasizes on-the-job training and professional development. However, employee reviews paint a mixed-to-negative picture of the workplace culture, with some current and former employees raising concerns about the organization's priorities, stability, and workplace practices.
Mia Aesthetics states its mission is to 'empower individuals through transformative experiences that enhance both inner and outer beauty' and to make beauty accessible to all. The company emphasizes passion, purpose, and life-changing patient experiences. However, employee reviews question the sincerity of this mission: a current RN described the operation as a 'surgical chop shop,' and a former facilities manager stated the mission is 'to grow their business, only. Not to create a culture of stability and Team.'
Why nurses stay
On Indeed, employee feedback is notably critical: a current RN (Miami, FL) described the workplace as a 'surgical chop shop,' and a former facilities manager characterized the company mission as focused solely on business growth rather than fostering a culture of stability and teamwork. Additionally, the EEOC filed a lawsuit against Mia Aesthetics in July 2024 for disability discrimination, alleging the company refused to provide reasonable accommodation and discharged an employee due to breast cancer.
The reality check
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