Client Support Rep
Posted 9 days ago
outcomes operatingOrlando (FL)
Customer Service RepresentativesTelemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Client Support RepOrlando Office - ORLANDO, FLDescriptionThe Client Support Representative delivers high-level service, support, and solutions to customers using specific tools and phone systems, teleconference tools, and remote connection. The Client Support Representative will answer a high volume of calls from our clients.Essential Duties & ResponsibilitiesRespond promptly and professionally to inbound calls and other communication channels.Provide accurate and relevant information to clients regarding products, programs, and services.Address client inquiries and concerns with a customer-centric approach.Identify and troubleshoot client issues, escalating them appropriately when necessary.Utilize a ticketing system to efficiently manage and track client concerns adhering to documentation standards.Offer effective and timely solutions to meet client needs.Maintain a comprehensive understanding of the company's products, programs, and services.Stay informed about updates and changes in offerings to assist clients effectively.Adhere to standard processes and procedures in handling client interactions.Ensure compliance with established protocols for issue resolution.Collaborates effectively with internal teams to gather information, resolve customer issues and enhance the overall client experience.Communicate regularly with team members to share insights and updates.Accurately record and document client interactions and resolutions.Keep detailed and organized records for reference and reporting purposes.Offer alternative solutions when appropriate with the goal of retaining clients' business.Analyze client needs and recommend relevant features to enhance their experience.Stay current with industry information, changes, and updates to provide informed support.Demonstrate flexibility and adaptability in a dynamic and evolving client support environment.Assist with additional support-related tasks and participate in Ad-Hoc projects as needed.QualificationsKnowledge & RequirementsExperience in a technical call center environment preferred.Certified Pharmacy Technician preferred.Ability to handle difficult client interactions and deescalate a situation using excellent listening and communication skills to relate to the client and resolve their issue effectively.Ability to evaluate and analyze problems or tasks from multiple perspectives; adaptively employ problem solving methods to find creative or novel solutions; use logical, systematic, and sequential processes to solve problems.Communicate ideas, thoughts, and facts in writing using proper grammar, spelling, document formatting and sentence structure.Education & Experience RequirementMinimum years of work experience: 2 yearsExperience working with healthcare professionals in a fast-paced clinical setting preferredMinimum level of education or education/experience: High School DiplomaA minimum of a High School Diploma or G.E.D.; Preferred: A Bachelor's degree in a related field from an approved and accredited college or university.Physical RequirementsFrequent sitting in stationary position at a deskOccasional standing, walking, stooping, kneeling, squatting, and climbing stairsOccasional twisting of bodyOccasional reaching by extending hands and arms in any directionOccasional lifting, pulling, or pushingUses of basic office equipment within corporate and home office environment. Will be filing (lifting, reaching, bending) and possibly lifting boxes, up to 10 lbs.This position works in an office environment with moderate noise, including some work situations that could present repetitive muscular and vision strain.
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