Location & Practice Overview

This role is based in the Baltimore area and forms part of Pinch’s Maryland expansion. All treatments take place in clients’ private residences rather than a fixed clinic or traditional med spa suite.

Practice Model Mobile concierge aesthetics
Care Delivery In-home treatments only
Service Area Baltimore and surrounding Maryland communities
Role Context Founding Provider opportunity in a new market

Responsibilities

  • Perform eligible aesthetic treatments—including wrinkle-relaxer injections, microneedling, chemical peels, and at-home facials—following Pinch clinical protocols.
  • Develop a local client base by combining Pinch-sourced appointments with personal and professional network outreach.
  • Maintain accurate treatment records and manage assigned supplies according to platform guidelines.
  • Use the Pinch technology and marketing tools to support scheduling, client retention, and practice growth.

Providers work independently in the field while remaining aligned with the platform’s safety, documentation, and quality standards.

How the Pinch Provider Model Works

This position blends clinical practice with an independent-contractor structure. Providers deliver scheduled aesthetic treatments in clients’ homes and rely on the Pinch platform for supporting tools rather than operating a traditional brick-and-mortar med spa.

Practice Structure Independent aesthetic provider under the Pinch brand
Client Sources Pinch marketing channels plus personal network development
Care Setting One-on-one appointments in private residences
Platform Support Training resources, technology, marketing, and clinical guidance

Qualifications & Requirements

Applicants need an active Maryland APRN/NP license appropriate for the role. Injectable experience is helpful but not mandatory; candidates without current certification may complete Pinch training before performing applicable treatments.

Licensure
Active Maryland APRN/NP license
Injectable Readiness
Current certification or willingness to complete Pinch-required training
Preferred Experience
Prior aesthetics work or an existing local client network

What You Bring to the Role

  • Active Maryland APRN/NP licensure suitable for aesthetic practice
  • Interest or background in aesthetic medicine and injectable treatments
  • Clear communication skills and the ability to educate clients about treatment options
  • Comfort working independently in private residences
  • Willingness to follow Pinch clinical, documentation, and safety standards

Compensation & Benefits

Compensation is treatment-based and varies with client volume, treatments performed, and provider availability.

  • Compensation range: $25,000–$200,000 per year
  • Malpractice coverage included under the Pinch model
  • Access to platform technology, marketing tools, and operational resources
  • Treatment-related supplies and support provided according to the provider agreement

Schedule & Work Environment

Employment Type 1099 independent contractor
Typical Hours Self-determined; commonly averages 10–20 hours per week
Expected Activity At least 5 client appointments per month
Scheduling Control Providers set their own availability and select clients
Work Environment Private client residences; no fixed clinic site

Client Profile & Treatment Setting

Providers see adult clients who book elective aesthetic treatments for convenience and privacy. Every visit occurs one-on-one inside the client’s home.

Client Type Adults seeking cosmetic facial treatments
Setting Private residences
Appointment Style Scheduled, one-on-one concierge visits
Nature of Care Elective aesthetic procedures

Treatment Services

Services center on non-surgical facial aesthetics delivered in the home under Pinch protocols. Exact offerings depend on the provider’s training, authorization, and local availability.

Wrinkle Relaxers Neurotoxin treatments targeting facial lines and wrinkles
Microneedling Skin-rejuvenation treatments
Chemical Peels Selected peel treatments within provider scope
Facial Treatments At-home skincare services offered through the platform

What Makes This Role Different

The position centers on a fully mobile aesthetic practice rather than a conventional clinic-based med spa job.

  • All treatments delivered in client homes instead of a fixed facility
  • Independent-contractor flexibility with self-managed scheduling
  • Access to Pinch training pathways and provider resources
  • Opportunity to build and grow a personal aesthetic client base with platform marketing support

About Pinch Med Spa

Pinch is a concierge aesthetic platform that connects clients with licensed Nurse Practitioners who provide treatments in the home. The company supplies training resources, clinical guidance, technology, marketing, and operational support within its mobile care model. Maryland is among the states currently served.

Organization Type Mobile concierge aesthetic platform
Primary Location Chicago-area based with multi-state operations
Core Offering In-home aesthetic treatments by licensed Nurse Practitioners
Website bookpinch.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Is additional aesthetics training required?
Providers who do not already meet the applicable injectable training or certification requirements may need to complete Pinch training before performing certain treatments.
How do providers obtain clients?
Clients come through Pinch marketing channels as well as the provider’s own professional and personal networks. Providers are expected to maintain an active local practice.
What support does Pinch provide for supplies and operations?
Pinch supplies the platform and treatment-related resources specified under its provider model. Exact responsibilities for supplies and logistics are outlined in the individual agreement.
Can this role be combined with another clinical position?
Yes. The flexible, part-time nature of the schedule is intended to allow providers to continue other work while building an aesthetic practice.
What does Founding Provider status involve?
Founding Providers are among the first clinicians representing Pinch in Maryland and may receive early access to local events, community features, and growth initiatives as the market develops.
Is a fixed clinic location required?
No. All treatments occur in clients’ homes. Providers do not need or operate a traditional med spa facility.

Aesthetic Nurse Injector (APRN) in Baltimore, MD

This Aesthetic Nurse Injector opportunity in Baltimore offers a different approach to med spa practice: scheduled aesthetic treatments are delivered in clients’ homes rather than at a fixed clinic. The role is structured for a Maryland APRN/NP who wants flexible independent-contractor work and an opportunity to build a local aesthetic client base. Depending on training and scope, services may include wrinkle-relaxer treatments, microneedling, chemical peels, and facial services. Pinch provides a provider platform with training, technology, marketing, and clinical resources designed to support mobile aesthetic practice. Compensation is treatment-based within a $25,000–$200,000 annual range that reflects client volume and hours worked. The position may suit an experienced injector as well as a qualified clinician entering aesthetics through the company’s training pathway, while allowing the option to maintain other clinical commitments.

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