Top Receptionist Jobs

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

The Medical Receptionist greets patients, processes check-ins, manages patient records, and supports administrative tasks for 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 greets and checks in patients, schedules appointments, handles calls, maintains records, and supports administrative tasks in a healthcare setting.

The Per Diem Medical Receptionist manages patient check-outs, schedules visits, verifies patient info, and provides education on managed care plans.

The Senior Clerk - Receptionist answers calls, manages patient information, provides customer support, and performs clerical duties to ensure smooth operations in a healthcare environment.

The Receptionist provides front of house service, welcoming visitors, managing calls, issuing passes, and handling administrative duties.

The Medical Receptionist greets patients, schedules appointments, answers calls, collects payments, and manages EHR documentation and administrative tasks.

The Medical Receptionist will support the care team by greeting patients, scheduling appointments, answering calls, and managing EHR documentation and payments.

The Medical Receptionist will greet patients, schedule appointments, manage phone inquiries, and maintain patient information while ensuring confidentiality.

As a Medical Receptionist, you will manage patient check-in, scheduling, phone inquiries, and maintain EHR documentation while ensuring confidentiality.

The Medical Receptionist greets patients, schedules appointments, manages calls and EHR documentation, and maintains confidentiality of information.

The Medical Receptionist greets patients, manages scheduling, answers inquiries, collects payments, and maintains patient confidentiality using EHR systems.

Provide front-desk pharmacy support including answering phones, inputting prescription orders, processing sales and billing, maintaining electronic patient records, restocking inventory, ordering drugs per pharmacist direction, and ensuring compliance with health, safety, and regulatory standards while delivering excellent customer service.

Provide front-desk hospitality and reception services: greet and assist guests, manage visitor registration and badging, handle inquiries and facility tickets, support events and package handling, maintain security access procedures, and track guest data and KPIs to ensure a seamless client experience.

Serve as the main office communication hub: answer and direct calls, manage mail and ticketing inboxes, handle reservations and refunds, assist accounts receivable, resolve guest complaints, and support multiple departments with administrative tasks.

Serve as the front-line receptionist managing visitor check-in, switchboard/phone routing, meeting room setup, basic A/V and connectivity troubleshooting, catering coordination, temporary badge/access activation, light administrative tasks, and training a backup while maintaining professionalism and security protocols.

The Receptionist/Office Coordinator will handle administrative duties, answer calls, welcome visitors, coordinate meetings, assist with event planning, and perform clerical tasks.

Provide administrative support including answering phones, scheduling meetings, managing calendars, preparing conference rooms, and assisting with payroll and HR duties.

The Receptionist provides coverage for the reception area, manages communications, assists visitors, and performs clerical tasks while ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Receptionist provides clerical support, answers phones, greets visitors, manages filing, and handles correspondence for the Administrator and business departments.

The Front Desk Receptionist greets patients and clients, directing calls and providing customer service, while maintaining the front office area and ensuring a pleasant experience for visitors.

The Spa Front Desk Receptionist greets guests, processes transactions, answers inquiries, maintains facility cleanliness, and assists in member enrollment and reservations while providing exceptional customer service.

The Receptionist performs clerical and scheduling tasks in an ambulatory care setting, assisting with patient financial accounts and coordinating healthcare services.

The Registration Receptionist is responsible for managing phone calls, scheduling appointments, collecting payments, and maintaining patient records in a healthcare setting.