Front Desk Reception (Pet Care)
$19-$20 an hour
ApplyFront Desk Reception (Pet Care)
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$19-$20 an hour
About the role
- Making boarding reservations
- Scheduling grooming appointments
- Checking in & out clients
- Answer the phones
- Cleaning lobby area
- Document and label each pets belongings
- Be professional and effective with communication
- Walk the animal to its designated spot at our facility
- Operate and enter in detailed information to our pet care system “Atlantis”Manage Cash, Check, and Visa transactions
- Interact and communicate closely with other staff to ensure client and pet needs, and concerns are understood and addressed
- Obtain vaccination records
- Strong customer service experience is required (at least 1 year).High school graduate or equivalent
- Passion to care for animals
- Ability to interact with animals in a caring manner
- Ability to thrive in a fast paced environment
- Great communication is required
- Good physical condition; able to stand on feet for entire 6 hour shift and lift up to 50 lbs
- Must be reliable and punctual
- Proficient is computer skills
- Experience in the animal field is a plus
- Able to handle dogs 100+ lbs
- Details about the job:
- Previous facility experience is a plus!!Starting wage $19-$20 an hour DOEFull time
- Must be able to work weekdays, weekends, and some Holiday shifts.
- Benefits include medical, dental, 401k, and paid time off for full time employees
- Bring your dog to work!
- Estimated shifts needed:
- Weekdays: Monday through Friday 7am-2pm or 12pm-7pmWeekends: Saturdays 7am-1pm or 12pm-7pm, Sundays 9am - 4pm and 12pm - 7pmWe look forward to meeting you and hopefully welcoming you to our team. Please submit your resume below!
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