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Position Summary: Dental Office Receptionist (Business Assistant)Dental Care of Riverbend is looking for a Full Time Dental Office Receptionist to join our team. Position Summary: Dental Office Receptionist (Business Assistant)Dental Care of Riverbend is looking for a Full Time Dental Office Receptionist to join our team.
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This is a hands-on receptionist sales position with day-to-day duties that include scheduling client appointments, answering phones & emails, checking clients in/out, cash handling, assisting customers, selling retail, managing the POS system, confirming appointments, and cleaning and merchandising.
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As a Receptionist you will:Receive and place calls to clients for the purpose of scheduling. We have an ultrasound, digital x-rays and radiographs, and LASER. We are Fear Free and Cat Friendly.
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At LifeStance Health, we strive to help individuals, families, and communities with their mental health needs.
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A Guest Services Agent is responsible for greeting and registering guests and checking guests out of the hotel in the hotel's continuing effort to deliver outstanding guest service and financial profitability.
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We are seeking a polished, conscientious and professional receptionist for our busy law practice located in the Centerra area. Otis and Bedingfield, LLC has an exciting opportunity for a receptionist.
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Join our vibrant senior living community family as a part time weekend and evening receptionist! Duties: The receptionist provides a positive first impression and quality customer service to residents, family members, applicants, visitors, vendors, and team members upon entering the community.
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Experience as a Receptionist, Front Office Representative or similar role preferred but not required. Each location combines both parts of the optical equation – eyewear and eye care – into one excellent experience at a single low price.
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Answers telephones, triage calls, takes messages and effectively provides a variety of information to patients, physicians and other staff members.
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The Receptionist is responsible for greeting and assisting all visitors, employees, answering the switchboard, responding to inquiries, connecting caller with appropriate party, paging overhead when appropriate, documenting incoming deliveries, processing incoming and outgoing mail and providing additional clerical support as requested.
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Columbine Health Systems has been a proud leader in senior health care for the past 50 years in Northern Colorado.
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You’ll earn more than a paycheck; you can find opportunities to grow your career through professional development, as well as ongoing programs catered to your overall health and wellness.
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