Provide courteous and professional reception services in a senior living community. Answer and transfer incoming calls, assist residents, staff, guests, and vendors with information and directions, and perform assigned clerical duties. This is a part-time position requiring availability every other weekend.
A senior living community is accepting applications for a hospitality minded receptionist for a rewarding experience working with seniors. Position is part-time and includes every other weekend.
The receptionist is responsible for answering and transferring all incoming calls in a courteous and professional manner, giving information, direction, and other appropriate assistance to residents, staff, guests, and vendors and performing a variety of other clerical duties as assigned.
Pay: $16.00-$16.50
Benefits: PTO, Employee Assistance Program
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