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Companion Animal Clinic in Blacksburg, VA seeks a Lead Client Service Representative to manage front desk operations and ensure an exceptional client experience from check-in to check-out.
You will lead the client service team, coordinate with clinicians, and uphold service standards while supporting scheduling, billing, and patient records. Flexible hours and a collaborative environment are offered.
Companion Animal Clinic , located just a few miles from the Virginia–Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in Blacksburg, Virginia, is a highly recognized practice focusing on companion animals and exotics. We have an established team ofskilled veterinarians, one of which is experienced with exotics, and multiple LVTs on staff. Each veterinarian is supported by one to two assistants. In addition to being an AAHA practice, Companion Animal Clinic upholds a "No Poke Program" cultivated by our lead LVT to reduce stress and anxiety for pets. We offer a variety of equipment and capabilities including a surgical suite, dental suite with a dental x-ray, digital radiography, and ultrasound, as well as medical and vacation boarding!
Compensation: $19–$21/hour, commensurate with licensure and experience
Position Summary:
The Lead Client Service Representative (Lead CSR) serves as the primary point of contact for the hospital’s front desk operations andis responsible forensuring an exceptional client experience from check-in to check-out. In addition to performing all standard CSR duties, the Lead CSR provides day-to-day leadership to the client service team, ensuring adherence to service standards, accuracy in recordkeeping, and smooth coordination between front desk operations and clinical teams.
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