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Front Desk Client Coordinator

Posted 5 days ago

serenity estheticsOmaha (NE)

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About the role

Serenity Esthetics is hiring a Front Desk Client Coordinator in Omaha, Nebraska. Be the welcoming first point of contact for every client and keep a busy spa running smoothly. This role combines customer service, scheduling, and teamwork.
Why You'll Love Working Here:
  • Collaborative, team-oriented environment
  • Employee discounts on products and services
  • Full-time and part-time schedules
Key Responsibilities: Greet clients and answer phone calls. Schedule and confirm appointments. Handle check-in, check-out, and payments. Keep client records accurate and the reception area tidy. Coordinate with estheticians to keep the daily schedule on track. Answer client questions with patience and professionalism.
Qualifications: Front desk, hospitality, retail, or customer service experience preferred. Friendly, organized, and comfortable with computers and phones. Able to multitask and stay calm in a busy environment. Handles client information with confidentiality.
Schedule & Availability: Full-time and part-time. Shifts generally fall between 8:30 AM and 5:30 PM. Rotating Sunday availability is required. Candidates should be comfortable working in a client-focused environment with varying appointment volumes. Specific schedules and availability expectations will be discussed during the hiring process.

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