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Apply for Job Job ID371982 LocationTwin Cities Job FamilyLR-Clerical Full/Part TimeFull-Time Regular/TemporaryRegular Job Code1815 Employee ClassAFSCME Unit 6 - Clerical Add to Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job Days/Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm Position Overview This position is responsible for providing excellent client service and compassionate, professional handling of a variety of client interactions. Staff in this role, put clients first in everything they do by communicating clearly, respectfully, and professionally with internal and external clients. This includes asking questions, seeking feedback, explaining ideas or policies, actively listening, using proper discretion, anticipating and meeting service needs, and using proper etiquette when communicating face to face, by telephone, or in writing. Customer Contact Center Representatives (CCCR) greet and admit all clients and patients at the front desks of the Veterinary Medical Center, including the Lewis Small Animal Hospital, Piper Equine Hospital, and Large Animal Hospital, as well as schedule appointments and aid clients via phone and email. CCCR's answer questions and respond to client needs/requests, seek solutions to client/patient concerns, and reduce client anxiety whenever possible by troubleshooting issues related to Customer Contact Center duties, service failures, and other problems, including identifying and resolving the problem, making effective decisions, and escalating issues when appropriate. CCCR's interact effectively with others and actively participate as committed, collaborative team members. CCCR's act as proud ambassadors of the Veterinary Medical Center (VMC) and the University of Minnesota by supporting their mission, vision, and values. All efforts are directed to the "common good".This includes remaining calm in difficult situations, assisting coworkers, sharing information, listening to and involving others, objectively considering others' ideas and opinions, and interacting effectively with people from varied and diverse backgrounds. CCCR's take personal responsibility in work each day to help VMC achieve its objectives by ensuring work activities are completed thoroughly, accurately, efficiently, and in a timely manner, ensuring quality standards are met, and continuously looking for ways to improve client service. Essential Functions Front Desk (SAH) (70%) * Delights clients and visitors by welcoming them to the VMC and provides a caring, reliable and knowledgeable first contact point. * Efficiently and accurately admits patients ensuring all quality standards are met. (ie verifying rDVM, client, and patient demographics) * Assists with accurate electronic medical record keeping by ensuring all authorization forms are signed and completed records are forwarded to Medical Records for scanning. * Utilizes established protocols for walk-in clients. * Provide a caring, reliable and knowledgeable first contact point for VMC. * Timely check in and admission of patients, take deposits as appropriate. * Ensures the billing process is initiated and adds exam fees as appropriate. * Notify proper personnel of the client's arrival following specific guidelines. * Place required documents in patient medical record. * Prepare medical records with appropriate forms for the service they are seeing. * Be sure visitors are registered before entering the clinic; notify proper personnel of arrival. * Assist clients with prescription pick-up by notifying After Hours Dispensary staff. * Give directions to vendors, clients and visitors. * Maintain appearance of front desk and lobby area according to VMC cleanliness standards. * Help to maintain department appointment schedules. * Give parking permits to all appropriate customers. * Answer incoming calls from within the VMC (staff, students, clinicians calling Front Desk). * Remote admission and discharge of Large Animal clients. * Uses established protocol for calling in after-hours s ecialty teams * Follows accounting protocols for opening/closing registers. * Follows hospital guidelines for taking deposits and discharging patients. * Quickly and efficiently identifies distressed clients/patients and escalates to appropriate staff member when necessary. * Ensures visitors are registered before entering the clinic, notifying proper personnel of arrival before clients enter clinical area. Call Center (25%) * Triage incoming Small and Large animal emergency cases; utilize internal triage tracking system as appropriate. * Enter appointments on Large Animal, Small Animal, and West Metro emergency schedule as appropriate; notify client of emergency procedures and cost. * Process scheduling calls based on standards and guidelines for each service. * Process general information calls by answering questions, taking messages and redirecting incoming calls. * Process appropriate paperwork for new clients. * Liaison between clients and clinicians. * Problem-solve trouble calls. General (5%) * Answer questions and explain procedures for interns, senior veterinary students, and student technicians. * Required to work a minimum of two holidays per fiscal year. * Willingness to cross train and assist in other areas as assigned. Qualifications All required qualifications must be documented on application materials. Minimum Qualifications: High School diploma / GED and two years of medical or veterinary office experience. Must have reception experience i.e. high volume telephone and face-to-face meet and greet customer service experience. Must have experience with and be proficient in Microsoft Office programs or similar software. General knowledge of excel spreadsheets. Preferred Qualifications/Selection Criteria: * Veterinary call center, front desk, or admissions experience. * Medical appointment scheduling experience. * Customer Service orientation, outstanding interpersonal skills, and problem solving skills. * Effectively multi-tasks and reprioritize to meet job expectations. * Willingness and ability to cross train and assist in other client areas as assigned. * Ability to problem solve in emergency setting. About the Department The Veterinary Medical Center (VMC) has served the community for more than a century. It is the most advanced, full-service referral care center for large and small animals in Minnesota. The VMC sees more than 35,000 cases annually, with specialists available in all areas of medicine and surgery. More than 50 of the veterinarians on staff have undergone several years of additional training to become board-certified specialists in a particular area of veterinary medicine. The Veterinary Medical Center is comprised of the Small Animal Hospital for dogs, cats, and other companion animals, the Piper Clinic at the new Leatherdale Equine Center, for horses, and the Large Animal Hospital, which treats farm animals, and occasionally, zoo animals. Pay and Benefits Pay Range:$22.67-$23.58 ; depending on education/qualifications/experience Time Appointment: 100% Appointment Position Type:Civil-Service & Non-Faculty Labor Represented Staff Please... For full info follow application link. 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