Temporary Concierge (Receptionist)
$15.50 - $17.50/hour
ApplyTemporary Concierge (Receptionist)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$15.50 - $17.50/hour
About the role
- Previous experience working with seniors preferred
- Effective communicator who connects with staff, residents and their families
- Reliable transportation and dependable to show up on time
- Ownership attitude and is able to prioritize and stay focused despite interruptions
- Compassionate individuals who will represent our community in a positive and professional manner
- Demonstrate good judgment, problem solving and decision-making skills
- What you can expect to do as a Concierge:
- Greet guests who come to the door and potentially work with sales to make sure everything is in order for an upcoming tour
- Responsible for calls that come in and delivering messages
- Demonstrate organizational skills around time management
- Establish effective relationships with residents, family members and staff
- Manage, maintain and process payroll
- Assemble and maintain resident and employee files according to company standards and state regulations
- Process accounts receivable and payable
- Ensure that there are adequate brochures and move-in packets ready for tours and admissions
- Promote the mission, values and beliefs of Cascade Living$15.50 - $17.50/hour*Depending on Experience
- Competitive WagesCareer Pathways
- Health Insurance (for those eligible)
- Voluntary Benefits (Disability, Accident, Life)
- Flexible Pet Insurance for cats and dogs 401k (with company match)
- Payroll advances on earned wages
- Perks at Work Discount Program
- Generous Paid Time OffEducation Assistance
- Longevity Bonuses
- Cascade Living is committed to the quality of life around us as individuals and as a company. You'll find that we're different as our focus is to create a culture of wellness and purposeful living for both residents and employees alike. This is why our motto is:
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