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As a Veterinary Referral Coordinator, you will serve as the primary point of contact for referred clients managing their referral from originating appointment through close of case. A Referral Coordinator ensures the effective, client focused, management of all referrals for the assigned service(s.
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In addition to initial orientation other training topics may include:Personal SafetyUnderstanding Abuse and NeglectUse of Assistive DevicesDressing and Grooming Reporting and Documenting in clear CareBathingEssential FunctionsProvides companionship for the client, accompanying them to an appointment, on a walk, trips to social/recreational activities, assistance with hobbies, etc.
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The Client Service Coordinator is critical to providing superior client experience. Assist in client meeting preparation and follow-up including assembling requisite paperwork, report generation, appointment scheduling and post-meeting documentation.
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Our client, an integrated health care system providing exceptional medical care, is hiring an Associate Director of the Department of Anesthesiology. Clinical coordinator/ in charge of operating room at least 3 days a week.
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The Transaction Coordinator plays an important role in the organization by performing, under direct supervision, a number of activities related to assisting originators build complete loan files for submission.
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The role of the Brokerage Coordinator/Broker Assistant will be responsible for assisting in all daily activities in accordance with standards, for all aspects of real estate, and miscellaneous business including, but not limited to, answering phones, appointment management, meeting coordination, document preparation, filing systems.
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The Service Coordinator is a specialized, highly trained & skilled member of the Service Client Care Center. The Service Business Development Coordinator (BDC) position has a Pay Scale consisting of the following elements and ranges.
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Summary: The main role of a Client Scheduling Coordinator is to function as the point of contact between Client and the client throughout the home assessment scheduling process and support our Risk Consultants in meeting monthly/yearly production and timeliness goals.
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Customer service, admin, administrative, support, customer support, client support, client services, answering phones, receptionist, coordinator, dispatcher, csr, customer rep, green company, high tech, energy efficiency, scheduler, appointment generator.
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Previous experience in a relatable appointment scheduling or inside sales role. Strong ability to follow through the entire process of converting prospects to clients. Johnson Brunetti is a leading retirement and investment firm with offices in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Georgia.
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We are currently working with a specialty healthcare client to hire 1-2 patient-centric individuals to join their busy and growing team as a Patient Care Representative. This individual completes all non-clinical orders within patient chart, maintains physicians daily appointment schedules and calendars for assigned providers within EMR, Outlook and staff scheduling software.
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The most important and essential aspect of this job is developing a good relationship with each client so that on the day of their appointment, it is seamless for you to find them and escort them to the therapy office.
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Secondarily, Patient Care Reps answer multi-line phones: triage calls, resolves issues and answers questions, takes detailed messages, redirects callers if necessary, forwarding calls to appropriate persons.
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The Ideal Candidate Will Possess: Minimum 3 years of dispatching or scheduling experience Proven client service experience Professional phone etiquette service, service dispatcher, dispatcher, customer service, scheduling, appointment scheduler, customer rep, admin, administrative assistant, administrative person, receptionist, hvac dispatcher, dispatch, technical, green company, team, coordinator, service coordinator, call scheduler, answer phones, service customers, team coordinator.
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The Office Coordinator is responsible for: Greeting clients, answering client questions regarding appointment schedules, directing them to the appropriate clinician, and completing other administrative tasks as directed.
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