Overview We are looking for a skilled and experienced Registered Nurse (RN) specializing in aesthetic and laser treatments. The ideal candidate must be confident performing a variety of procedures and passionate about delivering high-quality results.
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Responsibilities
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Perform laser treatments and aesthetic procedures, including:
Laser hair removal & skin rejuvenation
Microneedling
RF treatments (Thermage)
Pico laser treatments (PicoSure)
Perform blood draws for PRP or other treatments
Conduct thorough client consultations and customize treatment plans
Ensure patient safety and follow all treatment protocols
Provide pre- and post-treatment care instructions
Maintain accurate documentation and medical records
Deliver excellent customer service and build long-term client relationships
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Qualifications
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Active California RN license (required)
Minimum 1–2 years of experience in medical aesthetics
Hands-on experience with:
Elite iQ laser systems
Thermage
Microneedling
PicoSure
Proficient in blood draw
Strong understanding of laser safety and different skin types
Excellent communication and sales ability
Professional, detail-oriented, and team player
Pay: From $50.00 per hour
Benefits
401(k)
Employee discount
Health insurance
Paid training
Application Question(s)
How many years of aesthetic injectable treatments do you have?
Neighborhoods+Irvine is a master-planned city of named villages: Woodbridge (two man-made lakes, 20-plus pools, single-family homes, condos, and townhomes), Northwood (pre-master-plan larger lots, mature trees, gated Northwood Pointe), University Park (walkable, UCI-adjacent mid-century homes for academics and professionals), Westpark (central freeway access for commuters), Oak Creek, Turtle Rock (foothills, hiking, city views, UCI proximity), Portola Springs (newer construction, Irvine Spectrum access), Great Park Neighborhoods, Quail Hill (luxury, Laguna Coast Wilderness access), plus Woodbury, Orchard Hills, and the Spectrum area. A 2026 affordable-village snapshot put medians around $732,950 in University Park, $745,050 in Woodbridge, $768,160 in Oak Creek, $798,725 in Northwood, and $815,446 in Westpark, versus citywide medians well over $1.6 million. Nurses and young professionals often land in University Park or Westpark, or look just outside to Costa Mesa and Newport Beach for a less suburban feel; Aliso Viejo, Laguna Niguel, and Mission Viejo are the nearby family-commute alternatives.
Irvine is a master-planned city of named villages: Woodbridge (two man-made lakes, 20-plus pools, single-family homes, condos, and townhomes), Northwood (pre-master-plan larger lots, mature trees, gated Northwood Pointe), University Park (walkable, UCI-adjacent mid-century homes for academics and professionals), Westpark (central freeway access for commuters), Oak Creek, Turtle Rock (foothills, hiking, city views, UCI proximity), Portola Springs (newer construction, Irvine Spectrum access), Great Park Neighborhoods, Quail Hill (luxury, Laguna Coast Wilderness access), plus Woodbury, Orchard Hills, and the Spectrum area. A 2026 affordable-village snapshot put medians around $732,950 in University Park, $745,050 in Woodbridge, $768,160 in Oak Creek, $798,725 in Northwood, and $815,446 in Westpark, versus citywide medians well over $1.6 million.
Nurses and young professionals often land in University Park or Westpark, or look just outside to Costa Mesa and Newport Beach for a less suburban feel; Aliso Viejo, Laguna Niguel, and Mission Viejo are the nearby family-commute alternatives.
Getting around+Irvine is car-dependent, with a Walk Score of 43, Transit Score of 26, and Bike Score of 69. Westpark is the village repeatedly tied to freeway access; the 405 is the highway named near central lodging such as the Irvine Marriott, and John Wayne Airport is in town. The city sits about 40 miles south of Los Angeles—about 45 minutes in light traffic—and about 90 minutes north of San Diego. Sources do not spell out hospital parking or bus lines, but Hoag and Kaiser Permanente medical centers are the named healthcare employers, Aliso Viejo, Laguna Niguel, and Mission Viejo are recommended for a convenient drive into Irvine, and traffic is a consistent local complaint.
Irvine is car-dependent, with a Walk Score of 43, Transit Score of 26, and Bike Score of 69. Westpark is the village repeatedly tied to freeway access; the 405 is the highway named near central lodging such as the Irvine Marriott, and John Wayne Airport is in town. The city sits about 40 miles south of Los Angeles—about 45 minutes in light traffic—and about 90 minutes north of San Diego.
Sources do not spell out hospital parking or bus lines, but Hoag and Kaiser Permanente medical centers are the named healthcare employers, Aliso Viejo, Laguna Niguel, and Mission Viejo are recommended for a convenient drive into Irvine, and traffic is a consistent local complaint.
Outdoors+Irvine set aside more than 16,000–16,500 acres of parks and open space and more than 100 miles of off-street multi-use trails. Signature hikes are Bommer Canyon (views and seasonal wildflowers) and the Quail Hill Loop Trail, with Quail Hill also opening onto Laguna Coast Wilderness. Orange County Great Park adds the Great Park Sports Complex, picnic areas, and the Great Park Balloon ride from 400 feet; Woodbridge is built around two lakes with paths, sandy lagoons, boating, and fishing. San Joaquin Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary is the birding stop, Tanaka Farms the 30-acre farm with wagon tours, and Newport Beach and Laguna Beach the nearby ocean.
Irvine set aside more than 16,000–16,500 acres of parks and open space and more than 100 miles of off-street multi-use trails. Signature hikes are Bommer Canyon (views and seasonal wildflowers) and the Quail Hill Loop Trail, with Quail Hill also opening onto Laguna Coast Wilderness.
Orange County Great Park adds the Great Park Sports Complex, picnic areas, and the Great Park Balloon ride from 400 feet; Woodbridge is built around two lakes with paths, sandy lagoons, boating, and fishing. San Joaquin Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary is the birding stop, Tanaka Farms the 30-acre farm with wagon tours, and Newport Beach and Laguna Beach the nearby ocean.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Irvine
Irvine is a master-planned Orange County city of villages—Woodbridge's lakes and 20-plus pools, University Park's walkable UCI streets, Westpark's freeway access, Northwood's mature lots—wrapped around 16,500 acres of parks and 100-plus miles of trails. Bommer Canyon, Quail Hill, and Orange County Great Park (with its 400-foot balloon) are local defaults; Newport and Laguna beaches sit a short drive away. Hoag and Kaiser Permanente anchor a strong healthcare job market. The tradeoff is cost and cars: median homes around $1.65–$1.71 million, one-bedrooms near $3,600, Transit Score 26, and traffic locals warn about. After a shift, people hit Irvine Spectrum for dining and improv, Diamond Jamboree for Asian food, or Izakaya Osen and SOL Mexican Cocina. IUSD schools and top-tier safety suit families; many single professionals also consider Costa Mesa or Newport Beach for a less suburban feel. Expect nearly 300 sunny days, Tanaka Farms in October, and September's Global Village Festival.
