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Apply to be our new Front Desk Receptionist - Dental Office Manager now through our quick, mobile-friendly initial application process. DELVE DEEPER INTO THE ROLE As our Front Desk Receptionist - Dental Office Manager, you start your day bright and early, greeting our valued patients with a warm smile and ensuring their appointments are scheduled efficiently.
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My client is looking for a receptionist to support the office and be the initial contact for visitors on-site and on the phone. MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES:Support the front desk– handle all incoming/outgoing calls, and all guests, deal with regular and certified mail.
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Front Desk AdminCompensation $15 HourlyEmployment TypeWe are looking for a pleasant Front Desk Representative to undertake all receptionist and clerical duties at the desk of our main entrance.
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JOB TITLE: Front Desk Receptionist. The Harmony Healthcare Long Island, formerly known as (Long Island Federally Qualified Health Center or LIFQHC) is a non-profit healthcare organization with 7 health centers, providing primary care and preventative medicine in the following locations in Nassau County: Roosevelt, Elmont, Hempstead, Freeport, Oceanside, and New Cassel/Westbury.
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Sun River Health is currently seeking a full-time Patient Representative/Front Desk Receptionist to join our team in our Richmond Hill, NY site. A Patient Representative/Front Desk Receptionist is responsible for providing patient centered care and facilitating patient access to services in a pleasant, knowledgeable efficient manner, communicating with a diverse population using well-developed interpersonal skills.
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Has experience with front-desk service activities such as greeting clients, scheduling appointments, answering phones, operating within the practice management system to include patient registration tasks, insurance verification, collection and posting of time-of-service collection of copay and deductible amounts, as well as check-in/check-out processes.
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Meet with clients at the front desk to sign any forms, Affidavits, Retainers, and ACH as needed. Support the front desk- handle all incoming/outgoing calls, and all guests, deal with regular and certified mail.
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A well known health service center is looking for a Spanish-speaking Patient Services/Medical Receptionist to join their front desk team. A well known health service center is looking for a Spanish-speaking Patient Services/Medical Receptionist to join their front desk team.
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You have previous front desk/receptionist experience. Position Reports to: Front Desk Supervisor. OTO Development is pleased to announce a wonderful opportunity for a Front Desk/Gallery Host.
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Patient Coordinator/Medical Receptionist: Proficiently and efficiently handle all incoming phone calls, scheduling-related tasks and online leads in a timely and knowledgeable fashion while creating a positive phone call experience for each caller.
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When you work at Atria, you have a front-row seat to the amazing life stories of the wisest people on earth. Assists the Scheduling Department with providing on call staffing coordination for at least a seven (7) day duration each month.
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Performs diversified secretarial duties supporting management and/or a physician.
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As a Medical Receptionist, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of our healthcare facility by managing front desk responsibilities with professionalism and efficiency.
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The Dover Group is looking for a receptionist to join our team, at our corporate office in Freeport. If you're interested in working at The Dover Group as a receptionist, please apply today.
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Keep a Log-In Sheet for clients & walk-ins. Our client is a prominent Long Island Personal Injury Law Firm. They specialize in representing clients in Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Worker's Compensation, Mass Tort, and more.
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