Description

LEVEL I LICENSED EDUCATOR

Purchase Includes:

• 2 Year Licensed Membership (must be renewed biannually)
• Appointed Agent
• Access to Member’s Mobile App
• HIPAA & OSHA Course & Certification
• NMSA Educator’s Course
• Business Startup Course
• Curriculum Guideline
• Student Reporting
• Accreditation Certification
• NMSA Accreditation Seal Stamper (with your company name)
• Student Certification Verification
• Verified Testing Site
• Theory & Practical Exam Study Course
• Time Clock for reporting Clock Hours
• Licensed Member Directory Listing
• 60 Day Workers Permit
• NMSA Occupational License
• Access to Community Group
• Free Job Board Posting
• 30% off Mandatory Courses
• 30% Off Med Aesthetic Pro Patient App
• Access to Student Grants, Loans & Scholarships
• On-going Support

Level I Educator are eligible to provide training to individuals seeking training as a: 

Non-invasive aesthetic service provider. Service providers may be performed in a spas, med spas, cosmetic salons or similar facility in which medicine is not practiced by estheticians or cosmetologists, body workers, or massage therapist. 

The provision of non-invasive aesthetic services and aesthetic medical procedures involve various levels of risk, as defined in this policy. Non-Invasive Aesthetic services shall be classified as Level I  including those services listed below. Level I beautification must be performed by a licensed cosmetologist or esthetician.

SERVICES COVERED BY NMSA (we no longer cover Hyaluronic Pen Services or Trainings per the FDA Standards)

Involving:

(a) Electricity, such as:

1. Galvanic current
2. Thermolysis
3. Blend
4. Iontophoresis
5. Cryoelectrophoresis
6. Cathiodermie
7. Low energy radiofrequency

(b) Ultrasonics used for therapeutic purposes

(c) Heat therapy, such as saunas, for which the heat is below 40 degrees Celsius

(d) Mechanical manipulation, such as:

1. Superficial (above the stratum corneum and no deeper than 35% of the depth of the dermis) microdermabrasion
2. Superficial dermaplane exfoliation
3. Superficial, non-invasive cellulite treatment; and
4. Massages, such as: (i) Hand to elbow; (ii) Foot to knee (iii) Face; and (iv) Full body wraps

 

(e) Chemicals, such as:

1. Superficial (above the stratum corneum and no deeper than 35% of the depth of the dermis) exfoliation
2. Superficial chemical peels using less than or equal to a 20% concentration with a pH value of greater than or equal to 3.0.; and

(f) Light, such as:

1. Light-emitting diodes
2. Infrared
3. Low level light therapy, to exclude photo dynamic therapy

(g) Application of cosmetic preparations, such as:

1. Cleaning, manipulating, and stimulating skin by use of hydro-facials, face masks, body wraps; and
2. Cleaning, manipulating, and stimulating of the skin through the use of paraffin wraps

(h) Beautification Depilation, such as: (LEVEL I BUT NOT COVERED BY NMSA)

1. Tweezing
2. Waxing
3. Threading
4. Sugaring
5. Make-up application and artistry
6. Manicures and pedicures
7. Nail care
8. Artificial nails and polish
9. Hair dressing
10. Scalp care