As an Enrolled Nurse, you can build a rewarding, supervised pathway into cosmetic injectables — developing your clinical skills within a supported scope of practice, with a clear route toward greater autonomy.
Enrolled Nurses have a specific set of requirements and a supervised scope of practice defined by the AHPRA 2025 guidelines.
AHPRA registration requires proficiency in English — reading, writing, speaking and listening — to a level that ensures safe, clear communication with patients and your supervising RN.
You must hold adequate professional indemnity insurance covering cosmetic injectable procedures before treating patients within your supervised scope.
Important Note
Enrolled Nurses cannot prescribe S4 medications and must work under a documented RN supervision arrangement at all times for cosmetic procedures.
From supervised beginnings to full RN registration and beyond — your aesthetics career can grow step by step.
The same accredited training pathway as RNs, with your assessment and practicals tailored to your supervised scope of practice.
Learn the fundamentals of facial anatomy, patient consultation and basic injectables theory across 5 core online modules.
Master permitted anti-wrinkle and filler treatments through hands-on practical weekend training, always under RN supervision.
Deepen your technique within your permitted scope, and build the experience needed to support an RN registration application.
Progress toward RN registration to unlock a broader scope, greater independence, and long-term career growth.
Join enrolled nurses across Australia who are building rewarding, supervised careers in medical aesthetics.
Join enrolled nurses across Australia building rewarding careers in medical aesthetics.
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