Raising the Bar

The decision to become a medical aesthetics injector of neurotoxins and dermal fillers requires more than just the skill and judgement to perform these procedures. There are several legal considerations that must be addressed to ensure that the practice is following the highest standards as required by regulatory authorities.  THMA and this training follow the regulations outlined by the College of Nurses and the College of Physicians and Surgeons

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Virtual
4 Hours
Business Ethics and Professional Standards

Course Outline

  1. Full understanding of a medical aesthetics provider’s scope of practice
  2. Developing a policy manual development
  3. Untangling medical directives, governing rules and regulations
  4. Requirements for informed consent
  5. The clinical and legal importance of documentation
  6. Ethical advertising regulations and guidelines
  7. Protecting patient privacy and confidentiality
  8.  Business considerations before needle to skin
  9. Mission and vision – branding your business
  10. Do’s and don’ts of online and social media marketing
  11. Professional and safe medical aesthetics facilities

Business Ethics and Professional Standards is also available as a virtual Supplementary Course for experienced providers at a $500 cost.