Veterinary Receptionist Jobs

A Veterinary Receptionist plays a crucial role in the veterinary industry, acting as the first point of contact between the veterinary clinic and clients. Their main responsibilities include scheduling appointments, answering client inquiries, maintaining medical records, billing, and offering general customer service. In addition, they also perform administrative tasks such as mail management, data entry, and supply management. The Veterinary Receptionist is also responsible for ensuring that the clinic environment is clean, welcoming, and well-organized.

Important skills for a Veterinary Receptionist include excellent communication and interpersonal skills, attention to detail, good organization, and computer literacy. They should also have a strong understanding of veterinary terminology and procedures, a passion for animals, and the ability to manage stressful situations. While there are no specific certifications required for this role, a high school diploma or equivalent is typically required, and a degree or certification in veterinary technology, animal science, or a related field can be beneficial. Prior experience in receptionist roles, customer service positions, or pet care roles such as a pet sitter or kennel attendant can be advantageous when seeking a position as a Veterinary Receptionist.

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Swansboro Animal Hospital

Veterinary Receptionist

Company Description Swansboro Animal Hospital Emergency and Trauma Center is a company in Swansboro, NC 28584. We are rewarding, collaborative, engaging and our goal is to provide high quality...

Company Description At Walkertown Veterinary Hospital, we're dedicated to providing the highest standard of veterinary care for your pet. We have 3 veterinarians that understand every pet has...

Company Description Canobie Lake Veterinary Hospital a 5 doctor, full service small animal practice that provides general medicine, surgery, and dentistry services to dogs, cats, avian, and...

Company Description Companion Animal Medical Center is a trusted veterinary practice located in Shreveport, LA, proudly serving the surrounding areas. Our team is committed to delivering...

We have a RARE opening for an experienced, friendly Veterinary Receptionist to join our fun and dedicated team....

Now Hiring Equine Veterinary Receptionist: Come meet with us if you are looking for: The opportunity to support high end medicine in equine practice....

Hurricane Animal Hospital

Veterinary Receptionist

Client education is extremely important and we pride ourselves on having a well educated and service oriented group to serve our clients....

Veterinary Client Care Specialist

  • Somers, NY
  • 3 days ago
  • Somers, NY
  • 3 days ago

Benefits Pay: $20.00 - $21.00 per hour Expected hours: 35 per week 401(k) 3% Match Dental insurance Employee discount Flexible spending account Health insurance Paid time off 8 hour shift...

Veterinary Receptionist / CSR

  • Eureka, CA
  • 4 days ago
  • Eureka, CA
  • 4 days ago

Healing Spirit Animal Wellness Center is a progressive veterinary practice providing integrative medical care to cats, dogs, rabbits, and other small mammals. Our practice offers a unique blend of...

Veterinary Receptionist

  • Wake Forest, NC
  • 5 days ago
  • Wake Forest, NC
  • 5 days ago

Heritage Animal Hospital is seeking a full time Veterinary Receptionist. We are a busy 2 doctor practice focused on patient care and client education....

Front Desk Team Member

Cherrydale Veterinary Clinic (CVC) in Arlington, VA is in search of a Front Desk Team Member. Full time front desk team member needed in our small but busy full service animal practice in...

McDonough Animal Hospital

Veterinary Receptionist

Company Description At McDonough Animal Hospital, we are dedicated to the well-being of animals and the community we serve. We pledge to serve our clients and advocate for their beloved pets with...

Value Vet

Veterinary Receptionist Needed!

What we are looking for: Veterinary Receptionist with 1-2 years experience, to work in a veterinary hospital setting....

PAW Health Network

Veterinary Receptionist

Company Description PAW Health Networks mission is to make patient care both available and affordable. These days, thats not an easy feat, so for that to happen, we created a unique process that...

Pawsitive Veterinary

Veterinary Receptionist

Company Description PAWSitive Veterinary of New York is a full-service, small animal practice in Brooklyn. We provide high-quality, comprehensive care including preventative medicine, wellness...

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Antimicrobial Stewardship in Veterinary Practice
Vets and human health professionals both have a responsibility to address the challenge of antimicrobial stewardship. Veterinary nurses, surgeons and pharmacists need the skills to prescribe...
Virtual Work Experience and Exploring the Veterinary Profession
The COVID-19 pandemic means that many potential vet students cannot undertake animal handling work experience. On this course, youll get insight into the reality of life as a vet so that you can...
Receptionist: Become a Good Hotel Receptionist
Become a Good ReceptionistBe courteous. Be respectful. Treat everyone like they are the most important person that has walked into the office that day.Have a greeting ready. Its always important...

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Salary for Veterinary Receptionist Jobs Nationwide

Estimated salary range based on data from US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and iHireVeterinary research efforts.

Licensing / Certification

Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Veterinary Receptionist positions.



Highest Education Level

Veterinary Receptionists offer the following education background
High School or GED
33.5%
Bachelor's Degree
27.1%
Associate's Degree
18.1%
Vocational Degree or Certification
11.9%
Master's Degree
3.3%
Some College
3.1%
Some High School
2.1%
Doctorate Degree
1.0%

Average Work Experience
Here's a breakdown of the number of years' experience offered by Veterinary Receptionists
1-2 years
57.3%
2-4 years
20.9%
Less than 1 year
19.2%
None
2.6%
10+ years
0.1%


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