Front Desk Associate

Posted 3 days ago

doodle starsAsheville (NC)

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Job DescriptionBenefits: Employee discountsFlexible scheduleTraining & developmentBenefits/PerksFlexible SchedulingCareer Advancement OpportunitiesCompetitive Compensation - Higher pay available for marketing experienceFun Working EnvironmentInteract with PetsJob SummaryAre you a pet lover with a passion for customer service? If so, we’d like to hear from you! We are seeking an outgoing and organized individual to be the Front Desk Associate at our busy clinic. As the Front Desk Associate, you will be the first point of contact for our customers. You will greet pet owners and check in pets, schedule appointments, process payments, and generally ensure that a clinic is a welcoming place. Marketing experience preferred, because we are looking to grow our online/social media presence. Part Time, 9-10 AM- 1-2 PM, 3-4 days a weekResponsibilitiesGreet owners as they arriveCheck-in animal patients for their appointmentsCollect and confirm pet and owner informationAnswer phonesSchedule, confirm, and cancel appointmentsProcess paymentsMarketingOther administrative duties, as assignedQualificationsExcellent customer service skillsEffective communication with clients and coworkersComfortable working with a variety of animalsProficient in Microsoft Office, scheduling software, and other technologyWe pride ourselves on our high-quality work and level of compassion for our animals. Many of our clients have special needs and require extra love. We hope you share our same level of care.

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