Message For The Medical Esthetics Applicant

Dear Student Applicant,

Due to expanded clinical responsibilities in plastic surgeons' and dermatologists' practices expert esthetic clinicians with broad educational backgrounds and the appropriate credentials are urgently needed and are in great demand.

The critical deficiency in supply of properly trained medical estheticians for health care services is widely recognized as a serious problem by practicing physicians. Physicians commonly complain of the limited competence of inadequately trained personnel.

Currently the initiative and responsibility for seeking out and hiring a fully approved certified esthetic clinician tradeservice mark (#3254900) that have been properly trained and certified is one that rests with the individual medical specialist. However, due to liability and the vast amounts of patient complaints more physicians are insisting on a higher caliber of preliminary education and legitimate qualifications.

Insufficient knowledge of medical procedures, terminology, medically prescribed therapies and patient management can not only cost you your job, but could result in law suits brought about by professional negligence. Lack of adequate training can easily result in inconsistencies in patient's treatments and confusion on the part of the unprepared medical esthetics practitioner.

Only educational institutions that offer State Approved Rehabilitation and Vocational Training can provide you with a satisfactory solution. Many so called training institutes are offering non-legitimate diplomas that are worthless in the eyes of academic practitioners and clinic administrators. Limited education results in limited career opportunities for you. Enlightened self-interest alone should provide you with the motivation to consider attending our credentialed training programs.

We will provide you with the academic background to assure professional competence, interviewing skills to assist you with placement, and the appropriate certification to guarantee adequate financial compensation for your professional services. As a graduate of our institute, ongoing career counseling will also be available to you to ensure your future career success.

With best wishes, I remain,

Victoria L. Rayner
Director of Education

For additional information, please email us or contact us at (415) 398.6013 or (202) 349.4066 ext: 1206 and provide us with your name and telephone number. An admissions counselor will contact you to personally discuss your particular educational and career objectives.