Front Office Manager (Ortho)
Posted 2 days ago
kids dental brandsScottsdale (AZ)
OrthodontistsOffices of Dentists
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$25
About the role
Front Office Manager (Orthodontics) Whether you're currently a customer service expert looking to grow your leadership skills or an Office Manager looking to join a compassionate, authentic, and team-oriented dental family - we have the career for you! Arcadia Orthodontics is offering a full-time opportunity as a Front Office Manager at our Orthodontic office in Scottsdale.
The Front Office Manager is the clinical leader at the office level and will primarily be responsible for supporting all front-office personnel. We are an upbeat team looking for an individual who has a passion for helping others and who wants to make a positive difference in their community!
Experience: 2+ years in office management
Job Type: Full-time
Schedule: Monday - Friday
Pay: Starting at $25+
Benefits: Healthcare (medical, dental, vision, etc) Benefits, 401k, Paid Holidays, and Paid Time Off available for all eligible employees!
Summary of Essential Job Functions:
Define team roles and responsibilities, ensures progress toward goals, foster team cooperation, and support group problem solving
Uphold company core values of compassion, authenticity, talent, and teamwork
Ensure quality and compassionate care is provided to every patient
Greet patients and welcome them at check-in
Review, implement, and maintain the company's policies and procedures
Maintain and update patient information in the data system in compliance with privacy and security regulations
Order dental supplies and manage inventory
Training and development of front-office staff
Join our team and help drive our mission that all children, regardless of family income, deserve access to high-quality dental care, in an upbeat and kid-friendly environment!
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