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A Front Office Specialist is trained to act as the first point of contact, setting the tone for a world class Total Patient Experience. The Front Office Specialist will also perform the necessary administrative responsibilities needed to create a smooth check-in/out experience for patients.
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A Front Desk Supervisor will be responsible for the following: Oversees front desk operations. Hilton is seeking a Front Desk Supervisor! Oversees front desk operations.
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Our team is growing, and we are looking for team players who are enthusiastic, have a can-do perspective, and enjoy working with kids.
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A SPENGA Front Desk Supervisor is a positive, energetic, and efficient individual who warmly welcomes and takes care of members. Experience and/or certifications in personal training, group training, spin, and yoga are a plus.
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Competitive base pay of $14-$15/ hour plus monthly bonus/gift card bonus
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As a Retail Front End Supervisor, you’ll be an integral part of the store leadership team, working closely with Store Management in the areas of Merchandising, Customer Service, Operations, and Human Resources.
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In coordination with the IT Service Desk, provide support for other common workplace technologies, such as desk phones, soft-phones, headsets, printers and multi-function devices. Experience Preferred For The Help Desk Technician.
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