Casual Receptionist

Posted 2 days ago

good shepherd communitySauk Rapids (MN)
Receptionists and Information ClerksResidential Property Managers

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Casual Receptionist Are you a friendly, self-motivated professional with strong attention to detail? Join the Good Shepherd team as a Receptionist and make a meaningful impact every day. In this role, you'll serve as the first point of contact for residents, families, and visitorscreating a welcoming environment while providing essential support across the organization. In addition to joining an excellent team, Good Shepherd offers a collaborative workplace and a competitive benefits package to employees. Receptionist Schedule Every 3rd Weekend 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Included in the Holiday Rotation Receptionist Responsibilities Deliver exceptional customer service to residents, staff, and visitors Monitor the front lobby and manage incoming phone calls in a professional and timely manner Greet and direct guests, vendors, residents, families, and employees with warmth and professionalism Provide administrative and clerical support to various departments as needed Maintain the cash box and accurately record resident trust account transactions Receptionist Benefits Earned Safe & Sick Time Off 401K with Company Match Employee Referral Bonus Tuition Reimbursement & Scholarship Opportunities Receptionist Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent required Previous customer service, receptionist, administrative or office experience preferred Experience in healthcare, senior living or long term care setting preferred Basic computer proficiency and keyboarding skills required Strong verbal and written communication skills required Strong organizational skills with the ability to prioritize multiple tasks and manage interruptions required

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