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The Patient Service Associate is responsible for all front desk operations, which include, but are not limited to: Scheduling patients Answering phones Scanning medical records Triage patient phone calls for severity/importance Collection of insurance information and verification or benefits Charge entry and payment posting.
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Answer phones promptly and professionally using a multi-line phone system; answering client inquiries about basic animal care and routine procedures, questions about veterinary services and products, and provide knowledgeable advice about wellness, prevention, and diseases.
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Responsibilities: Performs secretarial duties – includes answering phones, forwarding calls, managing mail flow, data entry, reconcile daily money collected, and office inventory control.
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Duties include variations of, receptionist duties-greeting patients, answering phones and directing calls, assisting patients/families; scheduling, registration, charge entry, payment posting, batch balancing, cash reconciliation/balancing, operating several types of basic office equipment, etc.
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Appanasha Pet Clinic is seeking a full-time Veterinary Receptionist / Patient Care Coordinator to join our team! The Receptionist will support veterinarians, technicians, veterinary assistants, groomers and kennel staff in daily patient and client care.
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RequirementsPost high school office procedures preferredMinimum one (1) year of clerical and/or receptionist experience; or six (6) months in a medical settingCustomer service experienceDegree or relevant Certificate (e.g., Medical Office Assistant, Medical Assistant, Health Unit Coordinator) may be substituted for experienceWhy Mary Bridge Children's.
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6.1 Forwards phones to answering service and notifies answering service about the physicians on-call status. Responsible for daily activities including but not limited to message retrieval from answering service, voicemail, retrieval and distribution of faxes, filing, photocopying, opening and sorting mail.
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Metropolitan Veterinary Center has an opportunity for a full time Receptionist to join our team! The Receptionist must have exceptional client service and communication skills, computer literacy, ability to handle payment and financial issues, ability to multi-task, a friendly attitude and confidence to deal with stressful situations.
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Veterinary Receptionist to join our team! Job Summary: The Receptionist is the first and last contact that a client will have with the hospital and a key to creating first and lasting impressions.
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A Veterinary Receptionist to join our team! Shift Details: This is a full-time position (under 30 hours/week) working a 4 day work week with shifts ranging from 8-11 hours, with a rotational every other Saturday, 8 am-1 pm shift.
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Practice Administrative Associate serves to coordinate patient care and physician activity by greeting all patients/visitors, answering telephone calls, scheduling appointments, maintaining patient medical records.
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This is a part-time on-site Front Desk Receptionist / Office Assistant role located in Miami, FL. The Front Desk Receptionist / Office Assistant will be responsible for answering phones, managing emails, greeting clients, and assisting with administrative tasks as needed.
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May assist and/or perform chaperone duties for patient medical procedures as needed. Varivax (chicken pox vaccine) or evidence of prior chicken pox is required. The position requires an individual with knowledge of front desk medical office operations.
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We are a very fast paced, 9-doctor office that offers urgent care as well as pet boarding and doggy day care. Must feel and express a genuine liking for animals and their owners and for working in an animal care field.
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Performs secretarial duties – includes answering phones, forwarding calls, managing mail flow, data entry, reconcile daily money collected, and office inventory control. Part Time Receptionist - Healthcare.
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