Cosmetic doctor vacancy
Are you looking for a role as a cosmetic doctor, aesthetic doctor, injectables practitioner or another appropriately registered healthcare professional working in aesthetic medicine? Or is your clinic looking for a practitioner?
Injectablesbooking.co.uk connects aesthetic clinics and registered healthcare professionals across the UK.
I’m looking for a vacancy
Register free and receive an update when a potentially relevant opportunity becomes available in your preferred area.
I’m looking for a practitioner
Tell us who your clinic is looking for. Sharing your recruitment requirements is free and there are no upfront placement costs.
Vacancies in aesthetic medicine
Aesthetic clinics across the UK regularly look for new practitioners to join their teams.
Opportunities may be suitable for experienced cosmetic or aesthetic doctors, as well as appropriately registered healthcare professionals who want to develop further within aesthetic medicine.
Through Injectablesbooking.co.uk, you can receive relevant opportunities for roles such as:
Cosmetic doctor
Aesthetic doctor
Injectables doctor
Aesthetic practitioner
Doctor performing botulinum toxin and dermal filler treatments
Looking for a cosmetic doctor or aesthetic medicine vacancy?
You do not need to check multiple job websites every day for a suitable opportunity.
Register free with Injectablesbooking.co.uk and tell us:
What type of role you are looking for
Which town, city or region you would like to work in
How far you are prepared to travel
How many days or sessions you are available
What professional experience you have
Which aesthetic treatments you currently provide
Whether you are actively looking or simply open to the right opportunity
When we receive a vacancy or recruitment request that may suit your profile, we can let you know.
Also useful if you are not actively job hunting
Not every practitioner who moves to a new clinic was actively looking for another position.
You may already work at an aesthetic clinic but be open to:
An additional clinic day each week
A clinic closer to home
More sessions or working days
A different clinical environment
Greater professional independence
A role where you can develop your experience in aesthetic medicine
Self-employed or contractor work
An employed position
Working across more than one clinic
You can therefore register even if you simply want to hear about relevant opportunities when they arise.
Registration is free and without obligation.
Cosmetic doctor vacancies across the UK
Aesthetic clinics can use Injectablesbooking.co.uk to look for registered practitioners throughout the United Kingdom.
We receive recruitment enquiries from clinics in different parts of the UK. When registering, tell us which town, city or region you would like to work in and how far you are prepared to travel. This helps us identify opportunities that may fit your preferred location.
The vacancy service is free for practitioners.
How do I receive new vacancies?
1. Register free
Tell us briefly who you are, what you do and where in the UK you would like to work.
2. We receive a vacancy
A clinic tells us what type of practitioner it is looking for.
3. We look for potential matches
We can consider factors such as profession, location, availability and relevant experience.
4. You receive an update
If a vacancy may suit your profile, we can let you know.
You then decide whether the opportunity interests you.
5. Contact follows when there is interest
Your details are not automatically sent to every clinic.
If there appears to be a relevant match, contact can be arranged between you and the clinic.
What types of vacancies are available?
Roles within aesthetic medicine can vary considerably between clinics.
A clinic may, for example, be looking for:
A cosmetic doctor for one regular clinic day per week
A practitioner for several days or sessions per week
An experienced injectables doctor
A GMC-registered doctor with experience in aesthetic medicine
A registered healthcare professional developing their aesthetic medicine experience
A practitioner for a new clinic location
A temporary or longer-term collaboration
A self-employed or contractor practitioner
A practitioner for an employed position
Registering can therefore still be useful if you are not yet certain what type of position would suit you best.
Registered healthcare professional interested in aesthetic medicine?
You can register for relevant opportunities even if aesthetic medicine is not currently your sole area of practice.
Depending on the vacancy and the professional requirements of the role, relevant candidates may include:
GMC-registered doctors
GDC-registered dentists
NMC-registered nurses, including nurse prescribers where relevant
Other appropriately registered healthcare professionals where the role falls within their professional scope
Some clinics specifically look for experienced aesthetic practitioners. Others may be open to appropriately registered professionals who want to develop further within aesthetic medicine.
When registering, tell us:
Your profession
Your relevant professional registration
Your registration number
Your experience
Which treatments you currently provide
How many days or sessions you are available
Where in the UK you would like to work
This helps us identify vacancies that may be relevant to your profile.
For clinics looking for a cosmetic doctor or aesthetic practitioner
Looking for an injectables practitioner?
Finding the right cosmetic doctor or aesthetic practitioner is not always straightforward.
Professional registration is only one part of the decision. The practitioner also needs to suit your patients, clinical approach, availability and working environment.
Injectablesbooking.co.uk helps aesthetic clinics connect with registered healthcare professionals interested in opportunities within aesthetic medicine.
You can share a recruitment request when looking for professionals such as:
Cosmetic doctor
Aesthetic doctor
Injectables doctor
GMC-registered doctor
GDC-registered dentist working in facial aesthetics
Nurse prescriber working in aesthetics
Plastic surgeon
Dermatologist
Tell us who you’re looking for
You do not need a complete job advert
You do not need to have written a full vacancy description before contacting us.
To get started, we mainly need to know:
Which role you need to fill
Where your clinic is located
How many days or sessions you require
What level of experience you are looking for
Which treatments are provided
When you would like the practitioner to start
Whether the opportunity is employed, self-employed or contractor-based
You can also submit a recruitment request while you are still exploring your options.
Discreet recruitment is possible
Not every vacancy needs to be advertised publicly.
For example, you may:
Want to understand which practitioners are currently available
Be looking to replace an existing practitioner
Be preparing to open a new clinic location
Prefer to keep your recruitment plans confidential
Want to share the role only with relevant candidates
Tell us when you would prefer your search to remain discreet.
How does it work for clinics?
1. Tell us who you need
Provide a short description of the practitioner you are looking for.
2. We make relevant practitioners aware of the opportunity
We can alert registered practitioners who have asked to receive suitable vacancies.
3. We look for a potential match
Where there is interest, we consider whether the candidate and clinic could be a suitable fit.
4. You are introduced
If there is mutual interest, we connect the clinic and candidate.
5. The clinic pays only following a successful placement
Submitting a vacancy or recruitment request is free.
If a successful working relationship is established through Injectablesbooking.co.uk, the clinic pays the recruitment or placement fee agreed in advance.
Register free:
What does it cost to share a vacancy?
Sharing a vacancy or recruitment request is free. There is no charge for submitting the vacancy and no placement fee is payable upfront.
A recruitment fee only applies when a successful working relationship is established through Injectablesbooking.co.uk.
More information
Not sure about the role, recruitment process or type of practitioner you need?
Arrange a short introductory conversation. We can discuss the type of practitioner you are looking for, your location and how best to approach the search.
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Testimonial
Before we spoke with Lex from Injectablesbooking, we had already been searching for more than a year for a cosmetic doctor who was the right fit for our clinic. One month after sharing what we were looking for, everything was arranged. The collaboration went very smoothly and was more than worth the investment. We are still working with the same doctor today.
Ulrich Starke & Danielle Buytendijk
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Frequently asked questions
What does it cost to recruit a practitioner through Injectablesbooking?
Submitting a vacancy or recruitment request is free. If a successful placement is made through Injectablesbooking.co.uk, the clinic pays the recruitment fee agreed in advance.
When is the recruitment fee payable?
The applicable payment arrangements are agreed with the clinic as part of the recruitment process and before the successful placement begins.
Do I need previous experience in aesthetic medicine?
That depends on the vacancy. Some clinics specifically look for experienced cosmetic doctors or aesthetic practitioners, while others may consider appropriately registered healthcare professionals who want to develop further within aesthetic medicine. Describe your experience and objectives as clearly as possible when registering.
Can a clinic recruit discreetly?
Yes. Clinics can use Injectablesbooking.co.uk to search discreetly for a suitable practitioner. Recruitment can take place without immediately publishing the vacancy publicly.
Do clinics have to pay to submit a vacancy?
No. Submitting a vacancy or recruitment request is free. A recruitment fee only applies when a successful placement is made under the agreed recruitment terms.
Which treatments do clinics recruit practitioners for?
Clinics may look for registered practitioners experienced in treatments such as botulinum toxin, dermal fillers, skin boosters, Profhilo and other non-surgical aesthetic treatments, as well as aesthetic consultations. The exact responsibilities depend on the clinic, vacancy and practitioner’s professional scope.
Is the vacancy service only for doctors?
Not necessarily. Depending on the position, relevant candidates may include doctors, dentists, nurse prescribers and other appropriately registered healthcare professionals. The role must be appropriate for the candidate’s professional registration, competence and scope of practice.
Where can I find cosmetic doctor and aesthetic medicine vacancies?
Register free with Injectablesbooking.co.uk and tell us what type of role and location you are interested in. When a potentially relevant vacancy is received, we can let you know.
Does the clinic only pay following a successful placement?
Yes. If no successful working relationship is established through the recruitment service, no placement fee is due.
Is registration free for practitioners?
Yes. Registration for practitioners is free and without obligation.
Is Injectablesbooking.co.uk a public job board?
No. Clinics submit their vacancy or recruitment requirements through a form. Relevant opportunities can then be shared directly with suitable registered practitioners.
Who can register to receive aesthetic medicine vacancies?
Cosmetic doctors, aesthetic doctors, injectables practitioners and other appropriately registered healthcare professionals can register for relevant opportunities. The registration and professional requirements depend on the individual role.
Can a GMC-registered doctor register without extensive aesthetic experience?
Yes. Whether a particular position is suitable depends on the requirements set by the clinic. Include your current experience, training and professional interests when registering.
Can dentists and nurses register for aesthetic vacancies?
Yes, where the vacancy is suitable for their profession and experience. Dentists should hold appropriate GDC registration and nurses should hold appropriate NMC registration. Individual vacancies may have additional requirements.
Can I register if I do not hold relevant UK professional registration?
For roles requiring professional healthcare registration, you must hold the appropriate valid UK registration required for that position. The relevant regulator may include the GMC, GDC, NMC, GPhC or HCPC depending on the profession and vacancy.
