Dental Receptionist & General Front Office
Dental Receptionist & General Front Office
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Greeting and helping patients
- Monitor and maintain the reception room
- Pulling of charts and answering phones
- Keep all patients comfortable until called in to the back office for their appointment
- Monitor the seating time until patient is called to the back and keep patient updated
- Collecting payments due for that day's scheduled appointment
- Make outbound calls to patients and rescheduling broken appointments
- Entry level position 1-3 years Dental Experience required!
- Has people skills or customer service experience
- Computer skills
- Being organized
- Bilingual in Spanish a plus
- We will provide all necessary training to heighten your skills and enable you to competently communicate with patients and handle assigned operational business tasks. These positions will involve some Saturdays and some evening hours.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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