Veterinary Receptionist

Job Description
You must possess an upbeat, friendly, and dedicated personality! You should be able to multi-task and have literacy with computers (basic scanning and attaching files, using Word, emailing, and faxing). You should be able to lift up to 30 pounds unassisted, be comfortable with incoming and outgoing phone calls, understand the value of list making and organization, and make our clients feel like they're number 1. You'll be answering phone calls, making outbound calls, checking patients in and out, escorting clients to their exam rooms, cleaning the exam rooms, making sure the lobby is free of mess, keeping up with texts, emails, and pet records, and using critical thinking and common sense skills to create a schedule for our doctors. This position can be physically demanding, as you will be bending, stooping, standing, twisting, and reaching most of the day. The candidate may also be handling dogs and cats of different sizes and training levels, as well as assisting with some duties in the treatment area and kennels if the need presents itself. Bilingual (Spanish) is a plus!
There is a lot of movement from behind the reception desk, standing to speak with clients, assisting them to get weights on pets, opening doors, cleaning exam rooms and the lobby, going back and forth down the hallway and back to the treatment area.
The schedule for this position is as follows:
Monday 7:
45am-6pm
Tuesday:
7:
45am-5pm
Wednesday 7:
45am-8pm
Thursday:
8:
45am-6pm
Friday:
OFF