Dental Receptionist
perfect dental managementRoslindale (MA)
About the role
Dental Receptionist We are growing quickly and we are seeking a dental receptionist to assist in the smooth operation of our practice. This can be an exciting opportunity for a strong office professional to join a great team of like-minded professionals that share a common goal of providing excellent patient care! We are looking for a team member that is dependable, organized, has a positive attitude, strong communication skills and wants to work in a team environment. Some responsibilities include: Greeting patients Verifying dental coverage Scheduling patient appointments Answering incoming calls Collecting patient treatment payments
Requirements: Customer service experience preferred
Benefits:
- PTO and sick time (full time team members)
- Holiday pay
- Short term disability
- VisionVoluntary benefits (life ins, accident ins)
- Dental specialty: General Dentistry
- Work remotely: NoWork location: One locationCOVID-19 precaution(s): COVID-19 vaccine not required
- Personal protective equipment provided or required
- Sanitizing, disinfecting, or cleaning procedures in place
- Patient screening in place*** Job description to be discussed during interview process
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