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Infusions by BOSS

Our Team

Every treatment is delivered by a practitioner registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency. Registration can be verified on the public AHPRA register.

Cosmetic Nurse

Shae Petersen

After completing a Bachelor of Nursing and a Graduate Diploma in Cosmetic Nursing from the Australasian Academy of Cosmetic Dermal Science, Shae gained valuable insights into a diverse range of cosmetic and skin health services. Working under the mentorship of Dr Ronelle De Wet provided the opportunity to develop her clinical skills.

Bachelor of Nursing Grad. Dip. Cosmetic Nursing
Cosmetic Physician

Dr Ronelle De Wet

Dr De Wet oversees clinical practice at Infusions by BOSS and mentors the nursing team.

What registration actually means

“Registered nurse” is a protected title in Australia. It is not a description someone can adopt — it is a legal status, granted and withdrawn by a national regulator, and it carries obligations that continue long after qualifying.

Regulated nationally

Registration is held with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia and administered by AHPRA. It is renewed annually, and any conditions, undertakings or reprimands appear on the public register alongside the practitioner's name.

Ongoing obligations

To stay registered, a nurse must complete continuing professional development each year, maintain recency of practice, and hold professional indemnity insurance arrangements. These are mandatory registration standards, not optional extras.

Scope of practice

Inserting a cannula and administering an intravenous infusion sits within a registered nurse's scope where they are appropriately educated and competent to do so. It is not a beauty treatment, and it is not delegated to unregistered staff.

Why this matters for a mobile service

In a clinic, the building does some of the reassuring for you. At your kitchen table it does none — so the practitioner standing there is the whole of the safeguard. That is why every appointment starts with a health assessment rather than a treatment, why a nurse can decline to proceed after you have already booked and paid, and why nobody is treated on the basis of a form filled in online.

A registered nurse's duty runs to the patient, not to the booking. If the two conflict, the booking loses. You can check any practitioner's registration yourself before they arrive, and we would encourage it — of us and of anyone else you consider.

What happens at the appointment itself is set out in the preparation guide.

Opening Hours

The same hours apply to our mobile service and our Hamilton clinic.

Monday – Friday9am – 6pm
SaturdayBy appointment
SundayClosed

Clinic: Shop 6/68 Racecourse Road, Hamilton QLD 4007. Mobile appointments are delivered to your home, office or hotel across Greater Brisbane.

Book with a registered nurse

Every appointment begins with a health assessment to confirm treatment is suitable for you.

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