Veterinary Client Service Representative - Receptionist

Posted 9 days ago

horizon animal hospitalScottsdale (AZ)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Job Description
Benefits:
  • 401(k) matching
  • Competitive salary
  • Dental insurance
  • Employee discounts
  • Free food & snacks
  • Health insurance
  • Paid time off
Job Summary: Veterinary and cornerstone experience is required. We are looking to recruit the right person to be a part of our team as a Front Office Receptionist. The ideal candidate has a cheerful disposition, excellent communication, and computer skills, and is capable of multitasking. You will act as the ‘face’ of our company and ensure visitors receive a heartwarming welcome. You will coordinate all front desk activities, including calls, scheduling, payments, email, scanning, client education, reservations and all other guest services. As a receptionist, you should combine a pleasant personality with a dynamic professional attitude to help lead our team. Our ideal candidate is required to have a solid customer service approach. Ultimately, you should be able to ensure our front desk provides professional and friendly service to our customers. Benefits/Perks 401(k) Flexible schedule Paid time off Medical and Dental Benefits Student Loan Reimbursement
Responsibilities:
  • Saturdays required
  • Full time position requires 32-40 hours per week10-hour shift Day shift
  • Weekends as needed; every other required
Work setting: In-person
Qualifications: This position requires you currently living in Arizona with a minimum of 2 years of Veterinary Customer Service experience, (2 years Required)

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