Entry Level Client Scheduling Specialist

Posted 3 days ago

ecruitMiami (FL)

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$70,000–$85,000

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About the role

Entry-Level Client Scheduling Specialist – Weekly Pay – Coral Gables, FLAre you confident speaking with people, good at staying organized, and looking for an entry-level opportunity with strong earning potential? Want a role where training is provided and you can build your skills from day one?

The role: We’re looking for an Entry-Level Client Scheduling Specialist to join a growing team in Coral Gables. You’ll be speaking with people who have already expressed an interest, helping them understand the next steps, arranging appointments, and keeping communication moving smoothly. There’s no previous experience required. You’ll receive training, ongoing support, and a clear structure to help you get up to speed quickly. First-year earnings commonly range from $70,000–$85,000, with weekly pay and opportunities to develop as you gain experience.

What you’ll be doing:

Speak with prospective clients who have already shown interest
Schedule appointments and confirm upcoming conversations
Follow up with clients by phone and message
Answer straightforward questions and explain the next steps
Keep client information and notes accurate and organized
Work closely with the wider team to ensure a smooth client experience

What we’re looking for: You don’t need a background in sales or client services. We’re looking for someone who is:

Friendly, confident, and comfortable speaking with different people
Reliable and consistent with follow-upOrganized and able to manage a busy day
Coachable and willing to learn
Motivated by progression and earning potential.
What’s next
If you’re looking for a professional entry-level opportunity with weekly pay, full training, and $70,000–$85,000 first-year earning potential, we’d like to hear from you.
Apply today. Interviews are currently being scheduled.

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