Veterinary Receptionist

LinnaeusKingswood, NC
£21,366Onsite

About The Position

We have an exciting opportunity for a Receptionist to join the fantastic team at Norwood. We are looking for an enthusiastic and compassionate receptionist to join our friendly and forward-thinking team. You will be responsible for welcoming clients and their pets to the practice in a warm, professional manner and providing support to our friendly team. Previous experience preferred but not necessary as full training will be provided.

Requirements

  • Experience dealing with customers in a customer-facing role
  • Strong administration and organisation skills
  • Ability to work well under pressure
  • Confident using the telephone
  • Excellent IT skills – Microsoft (Outlook, Word and Excel)
  • Have a passion and love for animals!

Nice To Haves

  • Previous experience preferred but not necessary as full training will be provided.

Responsibilities

  • Meeting and greeting clients at the front desk
  • Answering phone calls to book appointments, medication requests and general enquiries
  • Registering new clients and their pets
  • Monitoring the admin emails
  • Checking online bookings are allocated
  • Recommending Pet Health for Life
  • Dealing with day to day enquiries
  • Liaising with the vets and nurses regarding appointments
  • Debt handling
  • Scanning and uploading documents
  • Allocating messages/ requests on the practice management system
  • Keeping the reception area clean, tidy and presentable
  • Stock counting/monitoring

Benefits

  • 5 weeks holiday plus bank holidays and Birthday Leave
  • Career progression opportunities, CPD encouraged and funded
  • Staff discount schemes
  • Life Assurance
  • Enhanced sickness pay
  • Enhanced equal family leave
  • Employer contribution pension scheme
  • Wellness program including: Employee assistance program, Eyecare voucher scheme, Free annual Flu jab, Cycle to work scheme
  • Recruitment referral reward scheme
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