Master Barber

Job DescriptionJob Description

Master Barber wanted at National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, MD to service male and female patients.

Job Types: Part-time, Contract

Pay: 70% of service fee ($15 - $60 per client)

Schedule:

• By appointment
• Tuesday – Thursday; Monday and/or Friday optional

Work Location:

• Bldg. 10; NIH Hospital; Patient Rooms

Work Remotely:

• No

Qualifications

• • Barbering License (Required)

  • Day Shift (Preferred)

COVID-19 considerations:
Safety Protocols (Proof of vaccination – MMR, Hepatitis B, Tdap, yearly flu shot and COVID 19); negative TB test, varicella immune status on file). Masks and face screens must be worn while providing service to patients

Ability to commute/relocate:

• Bethesda, MD 20892: Reliably commute 

License/Certification:

• Barbering License (Required)

Company DescriptionThe Recreation & Welfare Association is a nationally awarded employee service and health promotion organization. The R&W serves as an employee-service organization that provides affordable, top-quality and well-directed services and programs that are diversified, beneficial, and focused on enhancing the health and well-being of the NIH staff, patients, their families, and the NIH and NOAA communities. Our fitness centers play a large role in assuring this happens.

Our fitness centers provides its members with the latest strength training and cardio equipment along with various group exercise classes such as zumba, yoga, crossfit, group cycling, and many more. Whether you prefer a workout for lunch or to end a day’s work with one, nearly all classes are offered in the early afternoon or early evening hours. We believe there is no wrong time for exercise.Company DescriptionThe Recreation & Welfare Association is a nationally awarded employee service and health promotion organization. The R&W serves as an employee-service organization that provides affordable, top-quality and well-directed services and programs that are diversified, beneficial, and focused on enhancing the health and well-being of the NIH staff, patients, their families, and the NIH and NOAA communities. Our fitness centers play a large role in assuring this happens.\r
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Our fitness centers provides its members with the latest strength training and cardio equipment along with various group exercise classes such as zumba, yoga, crossfit, group cycling, and many more. Whether you prefer a workout for lunch or to end a day’s work with one, nearly all classes are offered in the early afternoon or early evening hours. We believe there is no wrong time for exercise.

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