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Cape Cod Veterinary Specialists is seeking a Leveraging Liaison / Client Care Associate in Buzzards Bay, MA. This role combines shifts supporting our Emergency and Critical Care team with front desk duties, available as both full-time and part-time opportunities.
You’ll work with clients, doctors, nurses, and referring hospitals to keep information clear and visits coordinated, while handling estimates, payments, and records. Veterinary experience and strong communication are essential.
Cape Cod Veterinary Specialists is looking for a veterinary professional who enjoys helping clients understand their pet’s care and keeping the details organized along the way. This position combines shifts supporting our Emergency and Critical Care medical team as a Leveraging Liaison with shifts at the front desk as a Client Care Associate.
You’ll use your veterinary experience in both roles, working with clients, doctors, nurses, and referring hospitals to keep information clear and patient visits coordinated.
Working closely with the triage doctor, you’ll coordinate client updates, review estimates, assist with discharge instructions, and communicate with referring veterinarians. Your support helps doctors focus on diagnosis and treatment while clients stay informed about their pet’s care and next steps.
You’ll welcome clients, coordinate appointments, manage phone calls and records, and process payments. This portion of the role focuses on client service and administrative support rather than direct animal care.
Experience with ezyVet, SmartFlow, or CareCredit is helpful but not required.
The pay range is $22–$24 per hour, based on relevant experience, skills, credentials, and internal equity. Most new hires can expect an offer between the minimum and midpoint of the range.
Benefits and team resources for full time include:
At an emergency and specialty hospital, clients often have questions, concerns, and a lot of information to take in. Having someone explain the next step, follow up on a question, or help coordinate a discharge can make their visit easier.
If you enjoy that part of veterinary medicine and want a role that combines client relationships with medical team support, we’d welcome the chance to talk with you.
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