We have some exciting news to share with you regarding a recent development in the field of aesthetics and nursing practice in Florida. The Florida Board of Nursing has issued an official clarification on July 7th, 2023, which grants Registered Nurses (RNs) the authority to administer Botox injections under the direct supervision of a licensed Medical Doctor (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) and as well with accredited training in the modality. This groundbreaking decision opens up more opportunities for qualified nurses to contribute to the field of aesthetics in our state which has always been considered a gray area.
Key Highlights of the Clarification:
• Registered Nurses in Florida can administer Botox injections when working under the direct supervision of a licensed Medical Doctor.
• This decision aims to expand access to safe and effective Botox treatments, ensuring that patients can receive high-quality care from trained healthcare professionals.
• Nurses interested in pursuing this avenue should review the official clarification provided by the Florida Board of Nursing to understand the specific requirements and guidelines.
To access the detailed clarification from the Florida Board of Nursing, please click on the following link: Florida Board of Nursing Botox Clarification
We are thrilled about this development, which not only expands career opportunities for nurses but also enhances access to safe and effective aesthetic treatments for the people of Florida. If you are a Registered Nurse interested in pursuing Botox administration under the direct supervision of a Medical Doctor, we encourage you to review the official clarification and reach out to the Florida Board of Nursing for any further guidance or inquiries.
For an accredited hands on training program in Florida visit www.esiw.com The Esthetic Skin Institute offers a comprehensive national certification course in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Please note that it’s essential to stay informed about the latest updates and regulations in the field of nursing and aesthetics, as they may evolve over time. We look forward to seeing how this change positively impacts the healthcare landscape in Florida.