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A Receptionists primary job duties include answering and transferring client telephone calls and greeting clients in person for scheduled and unscheduled appointments. Receptionists also work with various office documents and forms in addition to client records. The receptionist position requires a compassionate, detail oriented, and organized individual that is able to present a professional appearance in a high-volume work environment.
Remote Receptionist Responsibilities Include:
Appropriately answering and accurately directing incoming telephone calls
Appropriately greeting clients, vendors, and any other callers
Accurately and effectively communicating individual staff member messages
Accurately tracking and reporting daily calls/call types
Submitting medical records to SS office to assist other pods as needed
Assisting other pods with opening and attaching CDs as needed
Remote Receptionist Benefits include:
Health, Vision, & Dental Insurance including a HRA and low deductibles
401K Matching Retirement Plan We do up to 4% match!
Paid Time Off 80 hours accrued in your first year
Paid Holidays We understand the importance of being with loved ones during holidays.
Set Work Schedule No Working Crazy Schedules!
Remote Work No commute Work from home
Health & Fitness Reimbursement Yes, we pay you to promote a healthy lifestyle!
Community Involvement Want to get involved in the community but dont know how? We can help you with that!
Positive Organizational Core Values These values are Client-Centered Focus, Community, Continuous Improvement, Caring, and Collaboration. Our firm is dedicated to and use these values every single day.
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