Weight Loss Coordinator
kfcSt. Clair Shores (MI)
About the role
Jenny Craig Customer Service Coordinator If you're looking for a fantastic career with a rapidly growing company, then you've come to the right place. The position you are applying for is the Jenny Craig Customer Service Coordinator. Our Customer Service Coordinators play a critical role in our centre by being positive and supportive of our clients while working in a fast paced and dynamic environment. Our Customer Service Coordinator's role includes answering phone calls, providing program information, scheduling weekly client appointments, greeting clients in the lobby, invoicing, assisting in stock inventories, processing food orders for clients and daily stocking. In addition, the Customer Service Coordinator is also responsible for the organization and maintenance of both our food and supply stockroom. This aspect of the job can involve lifting up to 30 pounds. This position requires either a high school diploma or a G.E.D.We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package, which includes medical, dental, vision, and a prescription drug plan, along with paid time off. For candidates living and applying for a Jenny Craig job in Massachusetts, the first year of benefits does not satisfy the Massachusetts mandatory minimum insurance requirements. For candidates living and applying for a Jenny Craig job in New Hampshire, benefits are offered if full-time service is maintained after 14 months. Qualified candidates must possess strong customer service and communication skills to communicate with our clients over the phone and in person. The ideal candidate possesses strong interpersonal skills and enjoys working with people in a customer focused environment that requires continual multi-tasking and flexibility. The Customer Service Coordinator position is an excellent entry level position with many growth opportunities. Jenny Craig offers numerous paid training classes and consistently promotes from within.
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