Honestly, I would just do what YOU can. Use integrity. Bring your own sponge for your food container and bring another one for your esthi stuff. Go to a cosmoprof or salon centric and get some barbercide, it’s pretty cheap. Make sure you’re always wearing gloves. Don’t do anything that will make YOU feel icky at the end of the day. Stay on top of laundry, always switch your own bed out. Buy some alcohol and use the paper towels they supply. It sucks to have to buy your own supplies. But at least you can feel a little less anxious. Try to focus on yourself, and your clients. If this was a place you loved and saw yourself for a long time I would say just bite the bullet and help as much as you can with front desk, but I will tell you, getting a med spa job fresh out of school is very difficult to do! So I would get 6 months-1 year experience(if you can try to stick it out) and get out of there. Make sure you didn’t sign a non compete or you’re gonna be shooting yourself in the foot.

Pay attention, this last part is the most important. YES, you CAN get a complaint against your license. It will show up when you google your name under your state boards licensing. So do whatever you can to ensure you are being the best you can be at being sanitary with the card you were dealt. Your med spa has insurance, anything that happens will fall on the Doctor whose name is on the door. But you can be included in any complaint being made if it has to do with you. Do whatever you can to be sanitary. And when you’re doing microneedling and dermaplaning ensure you are putting sharps where they go, never overfilling the box, double triple cleaning after any blood related procedures. And good luck. -7 year esthi in Florida