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Brightview Senior Living, LLC is seeking a Concierge for the overnight shift in Northern Kentucky. The role supports residents and guests, requiring excellent people skills and a friendly, professional demeanor.
Responsibilities emphasize organization, communication, and top-tier customer service to ensure a welcoming environment. The position offers a salary range of $17.75–$20.50 per hour, with comprehensive benefits and a schedule from Sunday through Thursday, 11pm to 7am.
If you love assisting people and are excellent at multi-tasking, then we have the perfect job for you! At Brightview Senior Living, the Concierge is often the first person to assist our residents and guests.
USD $17.75 - USD $20.50 /Hr.
The salary range $17.25 to $19.75 mentioned above reflects the potential pay for this role and does not include bonuses or additional incentives (if applicable), nor does it include the value of our benefit program. Offers will consider factors like experience, qualifications, location, community size (if relevant), certifications/training, etc. Brightview regularly reviews and adjusts compensation ranges. The schedule is Sunday through Thursday 11pm to 7am .
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At Brightview, we believe that diversity of thought, experience, perspective, and backgrounds makes us stronger. We welcome and celebrate all that makes us unique and we choose not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, sex, pregnancy, age, marital status, national origin, citizenship status, military status, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, genetic information or any other characteristic protected by law or not related to the specific requirements of a particular role. We are, by choice and without question, an equal opportunity employer.
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