Client Service Coordinator
$17.00 - $22.00 per hour
ApplyClient Service Coordinator
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$17.00 - $22.00 per hour
About the role
- Schedule and confirm appointments, surgeries and procedures
- Register new clients and check clients in and out for appointments and procedures
- Prepare next day surgery and treatment documents
- Provide exemplary communication and customer service
- Conduct follow up correspondence
- Receive/process client and prescription refill requests
- Prepare and mail greeting cards to welcome new clients and reward existing clients
- Clerical Skills:
- Answer and direct multiple phone lines
- Respond to company emails in a professional, timely manner
- Maintain accurate medical records
- Prepare/process scans and referral reports
- Ensure cleanliness of hospital
- Provide cleaning and maintenance of office equipment
- Perform other duties as assigned
- Professional Experience / Personal Characteristics
- Previous experience in a veterinary setting (CSR, assistant, technician), preferred
- Must be open to learning
- Comfortable with computers and other technology (experience with AVImark software helpful but not required)
- Passion for building relationships and educating
- Compassion toward animals and people
- High energy and drive to be successful
- Fast learner, able to multi-task and be flexible to change
- Ability to innovate and problem solve
- Team player who can work effectively in a fast-growing, dynamic environment
- Effective communicator in a variety of situations
- Great attention to detail
- Things You Need to Know
- Dependable attendance needed
- Must be able to work shifts that support hospital business hours and until all patients have been discharged
- Potentially subject to high noise levels, bites, and scratches
- Potentially subject to hazardous chemicals
- Compensation
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