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Responsibilities What You’ll DoThe Contact Center Representative will provide excellent member service through responding to telephone calls, emails, web chat and other interaction channels. First level contract assessment and support; advocate for members working under a SAG-AFTRA collective bargaining agreement by answering questions for members, producers, studio executives, labor attorneys, casting agents and other industry professionals.
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Ensure adherence to all local, state, and federal laws, including but not limited to OSHA, DOT, and EEOC.Experience: Minimum of two (2) years of proven successful sales experience in telephone sales, personal selling, and customer service.
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Required Skills Excel in customer service skills Flexibility with schedule Team spirit Ability to work effectively with staff, management, physicians, volunteers, and guests Strong telephone skills Strong communication skills, both verbal and written Discrete, courteous and professional about confidential matters Ability to defuse hostile visitors Bi-lingual (English/Spanish.
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Supervise facilities services including mail services, move services, visitor services, offsite storage, office supplies, Service Desk and telephone operator services and transportation demand management.
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The Associate Director is an individual with strong computer skills, a customer service approach, stellar telephone manner, and interpersonal skills who will work internally with Clergy and Temple staff and externally with constituents including congregants, Board members, donors and volunteers.
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Performs telephone triage, medication refill requests, and explaining lab results and treatment recommendations via telephone and in person. Performs UVB/UVA counseling, pretreatment assessment, and treatment administration under the direction and supervision of a physician, physician assistant, or RN.
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Basic Qualifications:ExperienceN/AEducationN/ALicense, Certification, RegistrationN/AAdditional Requirements:Excellent Customer Service and telephone reception skillsExcellent written and verbal English-speaking communication skills (Foreign language ability may be required at specific locations.
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Previous experience working within a busy contract centre environment, providing telephone, online, email and live chat support. Provide a telephone and multi-channel support service with integrity, professionalism whilst adhering to relevant process, procedures, and legislation.
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The Patient Service Rep is responsible for positive patient relations, proper telephone communication, appointment scheduling, patient registration, payment and co-payment collection, and overall providing outstanding customer service to patients through the intake of calls and ability to navigate services throughout Cedars Sinai Medical Network.
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Senior Network Communications Engineers are also called upon to investigate and resolve difficult and very complex ("Level 2" and "Level 3") technical support issues related to the court's Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephone and communications systems as well as the court's local and wide-area network ("LAN/WAN") infrastructure.
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Field incoming telephone calls for the CIO, and as necessary for the CEO and COO, using independent discretion and judgment as to the course of action for callers. Employee works directly with the CIO and Investment Associate, and will have contact with the Trustees, Plans CEO, COO, investment consultants, investment managers, custodian, all departments within the organization, outside consultants, legal counsel, and vendors.
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Able to designs, plans and implement telecommunication systems such as audio video conferencing system, video surveillance system, public address system, voice over internet protocol telephone (VoIP), telecommunication site infrastructure and support system.
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Ensures that all front desk systems are followed such as proper Member Check-In, Telephone Inquiry, Guest Registration, Cash Handling, Replacement of Member ID Card, Delinquent Account Procedures, Account Change requests, travel/guest passes.
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Front Desk | Receptionist | Job Description Purpose:To maintain the front desk area with an attitude of customer service, and to help create a positive first impression of the community, ensuring that residents, families, guests, and telephone callers are addressed promptly and treated in a courteous and friendly manner.
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Our Leads Call You. If you are a previous Lincoln Heritage or Senior Life Agent and had to fight to get an OVERPRICED $55 telephone live transfer that was never deliver, then having to beg for your refund when you "got the transfer" but your phone never rang, our opportunity may be perfect for you.
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