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Effingham Animal Hospital
Veterinary Receptionist
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A Receptionist greets and directs customers or visitors that come in to an office or business, and answers and directs incoming phone calls. Deals with mail or courier services. May schedule appointments or meeting rooms, gather patient information, or assist with filing or other administrative support work.
$32,453 / year median in Georgia
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Veterinary Receptionist Effingham Animal Hospital Rincon, GA Job Details Full-time $16 - $18 an hour 18 hours ago Benefits Dental insurance 401(k) Vision insurance Qualifications Customer communication Customer relationship building Customer service Client rapport building Veterinary experience Performing background checks Full Job Description The schedule is Monday, Tuesday, Friday 6:45 am-6 pm, Th 6:45 am-7 pm with an hour lunch and off on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Background check required. The purpose of this position is to provide outstanding client service. The Receptionist answers the phone, differentiates between routine and emergency cases, schedules appointments, greets clients, admits and checks out patients, processes payments, manages financial information, and communicates information between clients and staff. They enjoy working with people and diverse clients and is caring, friendly, and efficient. Creates a warm and welcoming impression. Remains professional and courteous while handling multiple tasks with many interruptions. Firmly believes in the quality of care provided and communicates this sense of assurance to clients. Understands our services and recommendations and clearly communicates them to clients. Empathizes with clients and remains compassionate and well-mannered if a client becomes emotional or discourteous. Remains calm and collected in the face of emergency situations. Ultimately, it is the receptionist who creates a good first and last impression on our clients. The importance of this role cannot be over-emphasized. Must be able to withstand unpleasant odors and noises. May be exposed to bites, scratches, animal waste, and contagious diseases.