Veterinary Office Admin/CSR Receptionist for Multi-Line Phone

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Interviews are happening via Zoom on Thursday, July 20th at 10 am, Thursday, July 20th at 3 pm, and Friday, July 21st at 2 pm CT.


All times listed in this post are Central Time.


This is a Full or Part Time (25+ hours) position. We are looking to hire a CSR for Weekdays until 5:45 pm Central Time.

We are looking for a veterinary receptionist to work a multi-line phone for many small businesses, including some veterinary clinics.


Skills needed include:


  • Attention to detail
  • Proper grammar
  • Excellent communication
  • Computer skills (Use of MS Office Suite)
  • Love of Pets
  • Experience in a Veterinary Clinic
  • Typing speed of 50+ WPM
  • Excellent Organization

If you have all of these skills and are interested in working for a growing company, we would love to have you join our team.


To apply, please email your resume to us and call (608) 571-3729 to leave a message so we can hear your clear and friendly phone voice.


This is a work from home position. In order for that to work we need you to have:


  1. A quiet, uninterrupted space away from pets, kids, and any other interruption.
  2. A desk and a chair.
  3. Wired, reliable internet that is rated at least 100 MBPS.

We will supply you with a computer, dual monitors, headset, and other items as needed.


Thanks for applying and good luck!


Benefit Conditions:


  • Waiting period may apply
  • Only full-time employees eligible

This Job Is:


  • A job for which military experienced candidates are encouraged to apply
  • A job for which all ages, including older job seekers, are encouraged to apply

Work Remotely:


  • Yes

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time


Salary: $14.00 per hour to start


Benefits:


  • Paid time off for FT

Supplemental pay types:


  • Bonus pay
  • Commission pay

Education:


  • High school or equivalent (Required)

Experience:


  • Veterinary Office: 1 year (Required)

Work Location: Remote

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