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Colonial Gateway Veterinary Center in Boynton Beach, Florida, seeks a Lead Client Service Representative to oversee front desk operations and deliver exceptional client experiences from check-in to check-out.
You will lead the client service team, ensure service standards, and coordinate with clinical staff to optimize patient flow and recordkeeping while mentoring new CSRs and supporting scheduling and compliance.
Colonial Gateway Veterinary Center , located in beautiful Boynton Beach, Florida, is a close-knit, community-focused general practice that has provided top-quality medicine and built lasting relationships with our clients and their pets for over 20 years. We proudly operate alongside our sister practice, Colonial Animal Hospital, located less than 3 miles away. Both hospitals are fully equipped with complete treatment areas, offering you flexibility, variety, and the opportunity to work with a wider, experienced team. Colonial Gateway also features a full boarding facility, four exam rooms, and a dedicated dental suite.
Compensation: $20–$25/hour, commensurate with licensure and experience
The Lead Client Service Representative (Lead CSR) serves as the primary point of contact for the hospital’s front desk operations and is responsible for ensuring 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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