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If you want to make a real difference, create an exciting career path, feel welcome to be your whole self and nurture your wellbeing, Petco is the place for you.
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Determines and explains fee involved; obtains insurance coverage information of any non-plan referrals; notifies non-plan patients of pre-payment, pre-authorization and billing procedures; requests letters of preauthorization of pre-approval if indicated.
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Join our team as a Front Desk Receptionist, where you'll play a vital role in our practice, creating exceptional, positive experiences for our valued patients from the moment they arrive to when they leave our office.
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Royal Hawaiian Movers, Inc. has an immediate opening for a receptionist / administrative support person to join our company in the Honolulu office. Internal and External Mail services. This position requires additional office work to include filing, coping, faxing, mailing, and emailing.
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O Knowledge of basic office equipment: computer, printer/copier, fax, postage machine and phone systems. o 1 year or more of administrative/office work experience. Maintain security by following proper procedures and monitoring Visitor Logbook.
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Surgicare of Hawaii is an ambulatory surgery center (ASC) that is dedicated to ensuring patients are able to receive safe effective patient care for their scheduled same day surgeries.
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Our organization is looking for an Receptionist to deal with the workplace hullabaloo, keep up with complex timetables, oversee staff and handle obligations for top management. Proven 0 year experience of working as Receptionist.
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Answer phones and greet clients in a personalized, friendly, and inviting manner
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Answer phones and greet clients in a personalized, friendly, and inviting manner
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Ensure that all receptionist responsibilities are completed accurately and delivered with high quality and in a timely manner. Hawaiian Airlines: Complete monthly reconciliation report. Working knowledge of mail processes, such as postage machine, USPS mail service, Federal Express; and office equipment, such as copiers, fax machine.
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Resident Services Administrator is responsible for providing administrative support to the Community Manager by handling Office of the Building operations in accordance with the standards set forth by Douglas Emmett.
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