Top Receptionist Jobs

The Front Desk Receptionist will greet and assist patients, manage phone calls, maintain waiting areas, and ensure safety protocols are followed.

Provide customer service to patients, manage front-office operations, coordinate appointments, handle administrative tasks, and maintain an organized environment.

Provide front-desk support and maintain a professional office environment: greet visitors, answer phones, handle mail and packages, manage supplies and break-room orders, assist with event setup, perform filing, scanning, and data entry, and support administrative tasks for staff and Office Manager.

As a Game Presenter, you will host live casino games, engaging with players while presenting games on-camera. No prior experience is needed, as training will be provided. This role requires excellent communication skills and a customer service orientation, with flexible scheduling for a 24/7 operation.

Greet and assist visitors, answer and route inbound calls, manage visitor registration/badging, support mail and hospitality tasks, maintain reception area, perform light administrative and facilities duties, and provide excellent customer service and back-up coverage as needed.

The Receptionist welcomes members, answers phone calls, directs inquiries, types documents, and assists with daily duties while ensuring excellent service.

The Receptionist will greet visitors, handle incoming calls, prepare documents, sort mail, and maintain office supplies while ensuring exceptional customer service.

As a Receptionist, you will greet visitors, manage calls, maintain records, and provide administrative support, all while ensuring exceptional customer service.

The Receptionist and Administrative Assistant will greet guests, manage phone calls, maintain office supplies, schedule meetings, arrange travel, and handle clerical duties.

The Receptionist ensures excellent customer service for patients and guests, handles inquiries, maintains cleanliness, and provides clerical support.

The receptionist will greet clients, provide information, manage correspondence, record client details, and assist staff with clerical duties.

The receptionist will coordinate client engagement, greet visitors, provide initial information, and assist attorneys with administrative tasks.

The Receptionist will greet visitors, manage office supplies, coordinate meeting spaces, and support daily office operations while ensuring a welcoming environment.

The receptionist answers incoming calls, forwards them appropriately, welcomes visitors, provides information, and performs clerical duties like filing and photocopying.

Act as first point of contact for visitors, manage reception and office supplies, coordinate vendors, badges, mail, and events. Support Facilities, IT, HR, and local leadership with workplace safety, training administration, procurement ticketing, document processing, and intranet updates to maintain a welcoming, organized office.

The Receptionist greets visitors, answers calls, provides customer service, maintains decorum, assists with mail and facilities, and handles administrative tasks as needed.

Greet visitors, manage front desk security and voicemail, answer and route multi-line phone calls, sort mail and sign for deliveries, provide basic administrative support (data entry, scanning, filing), and maintain a clean, professional reception area while interacting with staff and external contacts.

As a Front Desk Receptionist, you will greet patients, manage schedules, provide administrative support, verify insurance, and ensure exceptional customer service.

Greet and check patients in/out, schedule appointments, verify insurance, collect copays, maintain records, assist with referrals and transportation, and provide exceptional patient customer service.

The Front Desk Receptionist manages front desk operations, greets visitors, handles administrative tasks, and maintains the lobby's appearance, ensuring security and organizational compliance.

The receptionist greets clients and visitors, manages calls, handles deliveries, schedules, maintains office supplies, and supports attorneys in maintaining office operations.

The Receptionist/Escrow Assistant provides customer service and administrative support including answering calls, greeting visitors, processing escrow files, and maintaining office organization.

The Receptionist will manage phone calls, assist clients, support team operations, and maintain a professional office environment while ensuring excellent customer service.

As a Receptionist at Uline, you will support office operations by greeting guests, answering calls, and facilitating communication within the office.

Serve as the front‑of‑house hub, managing visitor reception, phone routing, conference rooms, and office supplies. Support facilities, vendor coordination, mail/shipping, basic administrative tasks, onboarding setup, and small event logistics to maintain a polished, functional workplace.