Cosmetologist 1 - Norristown State Hospital

Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaMontgomery County, PA
Onsite

About The Position

This position focuses on providing therapeutic cosmetology services that support patient wellbeing. Work directly contributes to health, comfort, and confidence during their long-term care experience. As a Cosmetologist 1, you will perform the following duties: Patient Assessment: Evaluate each person’s hair, head, and scalp; report conditions that require medical and hygienic monitoring Beauty Services: Provide haircuts, permanent waives, relaxers, coloring, facials, manicures, and scalp, hair, and other treatments Shop Operations: Ensure Beauty Shop work follows all state rules, regulations, and standards for licensing and sanitation, and all facility policies and procedures Appointment Records: Answer the phone, communicate messages, and keep daily records of all services provided Care Collaboration: Work with nurses and other employees to support consistent patient care and maintain a sympathetic attitude toward all patients

Requirements

  • Possess a license as a Cosmetologist as issued by the Pennsylvania State Board of Cosmetology.
  • Meet the PA residency requirement.
  • Be able to perform essential job functions.
  • Satisfactory criminal history reports, including but not limited to, PA State Police and FBI clearance.

Responsibilities

  • Evaluate each person’s hair, head, and scalp; report conditions that require medical and hygienic monitoring
  • Provide haircuts, permanent waives, relaxers, coloring, facials, manicures, and scalp, hair, and other treatments
  • Ensure Beauty Shop work follows all state rules, regulations, and standards for licensing and sanitation, and all facility policies and procedures
  • Answer the phone, communicate messages, and keep daily records of all services provided
  • Work with nurses and other employees to support consistent patient care and maintain a sympathetic attitude toward all patients
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