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Acts as front desk receptionist and greets visitors in a professional and poised manner; screens and directs visitors to the appropriate personnel or location within the office and notifies the appropriate parties of their arrival.
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Job DescriptionJob Description Looking for a skilled Full-Time Dental Front Desk Receptionist with a minimum of two years of experience to join our modern, multi-specialty office in Chelsea and Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, NY. Our offices are conveniently located near various train stations and are equipped with cutting-edge technology.
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The front desk office assistant provides general administrative support to the team working at the central administrative offices. The front desk office assistant is the first point of contact for visitors to these offices.
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Description:The Front Desk Receptionist is a medical office position that is responsible for coordinating and managing all processes of the front office. Coordinates the daily operations of the physician office, including but not limited to, processing medical records, controlling the front desk, and answering the phone.
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Our client, a non-profit organization located in Midtown, is seeking a new Receptionist. Additional duties include scheduling meetings, maintaining office supplies, coordinating conference room bookings, and assisting with various administrative tasks as needed.
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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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Assist in the ordering, receiving, stocking, and distribution of office supplies Assist with other related clerical duties such as photocopying, faxing, filing and collating Requirements: Prior front desk, administrative, and office experience.
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Front Desk Receptionist Part-time. Prior front desk, administrative, and office experience. for our Skilled Nursing Facility located in Canandaigua, NY. The ideal candidate will have administrative, and office experience.
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The Receptionist will be responsible for all aspects of the front-desk- greeting visitors and clients, answering phone calls, sorting mail, and maintaining the waiting area. Our client is seeking a Receptionist to support their office.
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Job Summary: We're seeking a skilled and friendly Front Office Ambassador to join our team. The Front Desk Ambassador will be the first point of contact for our clients, customers, and visitors, playing a critical role in creating a great first impression.
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Front Desk Receptionist New York, NY : 10/8/2021 Job Description Job ID#: 2797. front desk clerk. The supervisor of front office and clinical staff will be in constant communication regarding services provided at the clinic.
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Front Office Receptionist needed for busy medical office. Front Desk Receptionist. Responsible for handling front office reception and administration duties, including greeting guests and offering them a beverage, answering phones, handling company inquiries, and sorting and distributing mail.
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Adamas Building Services is looking for Concierge/Front Desk Associates. + Must be proficient in handling office equipment including complex multiple lined telephones, printers, copy machines, etc.
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Job Summary : Front Desk staff at Essen Healthcare, you will play a vital role as the first point of contact for our patients and visitors. Essen has expanded from a single primary care office to an umbrella organization offering specialties from womens health to endocrinology, from psychiatry to a vast array of other specialties.
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Prior Front Desk, Concierge, customer service or other hospitality experience preferred. Performs general clerical duties associated with distributing office faxes, packages and mail as required.
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