Top Receptionist Jobs

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

The Medical Receptionist supports the care team by checking in patients, scheduling appointments, answering inquiries, and managing the electronic health record system.

The Medical Receptionist manages patient scheduling, check-in processes, and supports office operations while ensuring compliance with policies and procedures. Responsibilities include using EHR, taking messages, rescheduling appointments, and handling payments.

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 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 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 Senior Receptionist assists visitors, manages calls, distributes badges and access cards, schedules rooms, and performs light administrative duties while providing exceptional customer service.

The Receptionist greets visitors, answers phone calls, provides customer service, performs data entry, and manages internal mail at the corporate office.

The Receptionist handles incoming calls, greets visitors, and provides exceptional customer service, ensuring efficient office operations.

The Receptionist role involves greeting visitors, managing calls, ensuring security protocols, supporting meetings, and maintaining a professional environment.

The Receptionist provides administrative support, manages office efficiency, serves as a contact point for clients and visitors, and oversees general office duties.

The Front Desk Receptionist will greet clients, manage visitor flow, handle communication, schedule appointments, and provide general administrative support in a professional office environment.

The Escrow Assistant provides administrative and customer support for various real estate transactions, assisting escrow officers and ensuring effective communication throughout the closing process.

This part-time receptionist role involves providing excellent customer service, managing communication, and assisting with administrative tasks in a skilled nursing facility.

As a Receptionist/Escrow Assistant, you will assist visitors, manage phone calls, support the escrow process, and ensure exceptional customer experiences.

The Bilingual Receptionist will handle scheduling, customer service, verifying dental benefits, and managing patient records, focusing on Spanish-speaking patients.

The Office Assistant/Receptionist greets patients, manages appointments and records, handles customer service, processes billing, and supports office operations.

The Receptionist manages the front desk, answers calls, greets visitors, and provides administrative support while maintaining office supplies and organization.

As a Receptionist, you will welcome visitors, handle incoming calls, support the Business Office Manager, and assist staff and families.