Top Receptionist Jobs

The Receptionist welcomes visitors, manages sign-in processes, handles calls, maintains reception area order, and coordinates with HR and IT for employee access.

The Medical Receptionist will greet/check in patients, schedule appointments, handle calls, collect payments, maintain EHR and patient confidentiality.

The Medical Receptionist will manage patient check-in and check-out, handle calls, schedule appointments, and maintain patient records while ensuring confidentiality and smooth office operations.

The Medical Receptionist manages appointment scheduling, patient check-in, message handling, document management, and payment processing while ensuring smooth office operations.

The Medical Receptionist greets patients, handles check-ins, verifies insurance, schedules appointments, and maintains patient confidentiality while ensuring smooth office operations.

The Medical Receptionist supports the care team by checking in patients, scheduling appointments, answering calls, and managing patient records in EHR.

The Medical Receptionist verifies patient information, manages insurance coverage, handles billing inquiries, and supports scheduling and communication with healthcare providers, ensuring excellent customer service.

The Medical Receptionist will greet patients, schedule appointments, manage telephone inquiries, handle payments, and maintain patient confidentiality using EHR systems.

Provide primary support for the front desk, greet visitors, manage office supplies, assist with mail distribution, and perform various administrative duties.

The Medical Receptionist greets and checks in patients, schedules appointments, handles calls, maintains records, and supports administrative tasks in a healthcare setting.

The Front Desk Receptionist will greet patients and staff, maintain waiting areas, assist with scheduling, and follow safety procedures while ensuring exceptional patient experiences.

The Front Desk Receptionist will manage front desk operations, handle mail, provide administrative support, and assist with carrier invoice processing and billing inquiries.

The Receptionist will manage calls, greet clients, assist with administrative tasks, and provide front-office support in a law firm.

Responsible for managing high-volume inbound calls, routing them to appropriate departments, and providing exceptional customer service across multiple home health branch locations.

The Multi-Branch Receptionist serves as the first point of contact in a healthcare environment, managing high-volume calls, ensuring accurate routing, and supporting communications across multiple branches.

The Receptionist will manage high-volume inbound calls, route them efficiently, provide excellent customer service, and support daily operations across multiple home health branches.

The Receptionist answers calls, greets customers, directs them to the appropriate department, and assists with clerical duties while maintaining professionalism.

The Receptionist greets customers, answers calls, directs inquiries, and performs basic clerical and cashiering duties while maintaining professionalism and privacy.

The receptionist greets customers, answers calls, directs inquiries, manages messages, handles cashiering and maintains a professional environment.

The Receptionist greets customers, directs calls and visitors, manages messages, gathers customer info, assists with clerical tasks, and maintains professionalism.

The Receptionist greets visitors, answers phone calls, directs customers to appropriate personnel, and provides administrative support while maintaining exceptional customer service.

The Receptionist greets visitors, answers calls, provides customer service, performs light data entry, and supports the sales team as needed.

Provide customer service by greeting patients, booking appointments, managing patient files, and processing transactions in the optical center.

The Office Assistant/Receptionist greets patients, manages appointments, handles phone calls, processes transactions, and maintains patient records.

The Office Assistant/Receptionist greets patients, handles phone calls, schedules appointments, manages records, and supports office operations in an optical center.