Description CLIENT CARE COORDINATOR VETCALL Q’SUPERSTORE I PART TIME Vetcall Q’Superstore is a small animal clinic serving our local community of pet lovers. Our friendly team are looking for an experienced vet nurse/receptionist, a real go getter with a bright smile to run our front of house services and provide exceptional customer care. To be considered you must meet the following criteria: Demonstrated experience working in a direct client facing position in a veterinary or medical environment Ability to coordinate animal medical cases and priorities with the veterinary team Experience managing appointment books and scheduling software Ability to engage and educate clients on our services and wellness programs Good account acumen managing estimates, invoicing and payment options Maintain standards of care through records, reminders and recalls Excellent verbal and written communication with both clients and team members Managing information and records in accordance with our privacy standards Strong computer skills with ability to learn and teach new systems Vibrant, compassionate and warm nature to put our clients and pets at ease Coordinate our social media, campaigns and google requirements Maintain work health and safety compliance with visitors, suppliers and trades Ensure our reception and waiting area is always clean and well presented Reporting to the Practice Manager, you will be an integral part of our close-knit team to ensure that our clients and pets receive the best possible care and attention. You should have a natural love for animals and strive for a stress-free environment. This is a part-time position, working up to four days with start/finish times negotiable. We offer a wonderful workplace where no day is the same, ongoing development, team incentives plus staff discounts and benefits. Only applications with a cover letter addressing the criteria with a current resume will be considered. Only short-listed applicants will be contacted. Apply now with your updated resume We welcome your application.