Front Desk Sales Manager
joint chiropracticSpartanburg (SC)
About the role
Job Description: Front Desk Sales & Operations Manager
Location: Greenville-Spartanburg
Type:
Full-Time | Weekends Required | Small-Team EnvironmentWHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS ROLEYou’ll be the heartbeat of a fast-moving chiropractic clinic where no two days look the same. If you have experience leading teams, dependable, people-focused, and love keeping things running smoothly — this is your place to shine.
WHAT YOU’LL DO:
Be the first friendly face our patients see. Educate patients on the affordability of our plans Present & enroll new patients into our membership or package plans. Keep the clinic organized — check-ins, scheduling, payments, and patient flow. Train new hires and work in collaboration with our Marketer on Lead Conversion Troubleshoot small stuff (Wi-Fi down? printer jam? you’ve got it handled).Help with window signage, supplies, cleanliness, and online reputation..Assisting with the cleanliness of the clinic and spa like atmosphere for our customers You’ll work closely with the Clinic Director and Doctor to keep the day flowing and patients happy.
WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR: Prior experience leading team and skilled at making complex topics simple
Quick thinker who can troubleshoot or find solutions fast. Reliable & punctual — attendance is an essential function of this job. Confident communicator who enjoys talking with people. Organized multitasker who can handle front desk + sales. Quick thinker who can troubleshoot or find solutions fast. Positive attitude and willingness to “jump in” wherever needed.(Bonus points if you’ve worked in a wellness, medical, or fitness setting.)
WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU: Competitive hourly pay + plus an opprotunity to transisiton to full time
Paid training and real-world experience in business operations. SCHEDULE4–5 days per week, weekends required. Cross-training between two-three local clinics for coverage flexibility. Powered by JazzHR5COOT2CrIK
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