Receptionist - Part-time

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ciena healthcareWorthington (OH)

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Part‐Time Receptionist – The Laurels of Worthington We are hiring a part‐time receptionist (20 hours per week) at Ciena Healthcare for The Laurels of Worthington. The role includes evening hours on weekdays and during every other weekend. The Laurels of Worthington is a national provider of skilled nursing, sub‐acute, rehabilitative, and assisted living services, dedicated to achieving the highest standards of care. The facility has been recognized as a Great Place to Work® in 2020.
Benefits: Comprehensive health insurance – medical, dental, and vision 401(k) with matching funds DailyPay – voluntary benefit to access pay when needed Paid time off (after six months of employment) and paid holidays Flexible scheduling Tuition reimbursement and student loan forgiveness Free CNA/STNA certification Zero‐cost uniforms Legacy – a virtual community with rewards & recognitions Responsibilities Answer and direct incoming telephone calls Greet and direct visitors and family members Maintain current patient listings to facilitate visitor and call direction Provide clerical support for the administrator and other staff as directed Education and Experience Minimum high school diploma or equivalent Typing proficiency 50–60 words per minute Qualifications Working knowledge of computer and software applications (word processing, graphics, databases, spreadsheets, etc.) Professional image presentation Strong organizational and analytical skills; oral and written communication skills Seniority Level Entry level Employment Type Part‐time Job Function Administrative Industry Nursing Homes and Residential Care Facilities

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