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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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The Veterinary Receptionist will also be responsible for answering phones, receiving text messages, processing faxes, cataloging previous Veterinary medical records for new clients, greeting clients as they walk in the door, scheduling appointments, cleaning the front desk/lobby area, and other tasks associated with being a receptionist in a healthcare setting.
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Facilitates front-line day to day operations at the Loveland Museum by greeting guests and performing customer service for front desk areas that include clerical, receptionist and room setup duties.
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Serves as back-up front desk receptionist answering phones, greeting clients, partners, and visitors, which includes serving as evening receptionist one evening a week.
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As a Front Desk Receptionist, you will be the first point of contact for all visitor communication. We are currently seeking a Front Desk Coordinator for a highly recognized and sought-after MedSpa located in Des Moines, IA, Coachlight Clinic & Spa. This clinic is led by one of the top-ranked Plastic Surgeon Providers in the United States and specializes in a variety of cosmetic treatments including Botox, Juvéderm, SkinMedica, CoolSculpting, Sciton laser, anti-aging treatments, and more.
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The Medical Front Desk Receptionist is responsible for basic clerical tasks such as answering the phones, greeting patients and visitors, scheduling appointments in a professional and timely manner.
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Receptionist Takes charge of the front desk operations including but not limited to, answering phones, mail processing, accepting package and other deliveries, greeting, announcing, and signing in patients/visitors/guestsGreets visitors/patients to the 2nd floor offices and alerts staff to guest/patient arrivals.
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Serves as the initial contact person at a medical practice, responsible for assuring an excellent patient experience at the front desk and while in the reception area. Responsibilities include greeting and screening patients for potential emergency situations in a service oriented and professional manner, answering phones, monitoring the reception area for patient comfort and potential emergencies, registering patients and submitting charges.
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Booking clients for future services, and encouraging home-care retail purchases based on service provider recommendations Assisting in making sure the front of the location and the front desk are always clean and presentable Protecting our workplace culture by recognizing and supporting team goals and building positive relationships with team members Upholding the Massage Envy core values of Optimism, Gratitude, Excellence, Consistency and Empathy.
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The front desk provides valuable information regarding church services, events, local church classes and calendars, You will be responsible for answering phones and forwarding them to the correct departments, sorting and responding to emails, receiving and sorting mail, straightening up the kitchen and common areas.
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The Medical Front Desk Receptionist role is responsible for basic clerical tasks such as answering phones, greeting patients and visitors, and scheduling appointments in a professional and timely manner.
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Oversee and assist the Front Desk Receptionist with answering phones, maintaining pet log, resident information card book, extermination log, pool memberships, satellite dish installation requests and other daily functions of the Resident Services department.
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6.1 Forwards phones to answering service and notifies answering service about the physicians on-call status. The position requires an individual with knowledge of front desk medical office operations.
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Coordinate the ongoing operation of the check-in process and front desk to ensure that quality services provided are cost effective and efficient. 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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Big Rock Veterinary Hospital, located in New Brighton, is currently hiring a front desk receptionist! 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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