Administrative Assistant
Administrative Assistant
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Answer phone calls/general email inquiries and route to the appropriate internal parties as needed.
- Build out and maintain processes to keep files and office supplies organized and easily accessible.
- Act as point person for clients of our practice.
- Persistent follow-up via phone, email, and text.
- Ability to make quality phone calls (be able to listen for ~20 minutes so our patients feel heard)
- Keep accurate records of phone calls and follow-ups.
- Send follow-up emails to support phone calls.
- Reactivate past patients.
- Put together/process follow-up packages ("WOW" boxes).Prepare itemized receipts.
- Schedule patients using electronic software.
- High school diploma 1-2 years experience as an administrative assistant, secretary, or receptionist preferred
- Strong organizational, communication, and time-management skills
- Proven ability to work in a fast-paced environment
- Positive, high-energy attitude
- Resourcefulness, creativity, and problem-solving skill set
- Familiarity with office equipment (i.e. printers, fax machines, projectors)
- You should have a history of demonstrating our core values in your professional life:
- Providing a WOW Experience
- People First Patient Second
- Building Lasting Relationships
- Connecting with the WHYAnticipating Unstated Needs
- Embracing and Driving ChangeBeing Passionate and Determined
- Creating a Positive Team and Family Spirit
- Pursuing Growth and Learning
- Communicating Openly and Honestly
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