Veterinary Receptionist CV Example
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Veterinary Receptionist CV Sample/JessicaBrown/3 Roadside Mews, Lowtown/07768 634 321/ jessbrown@emailmail.com
Professional Summary
An highly competent, reliable and responsible receptionist who is passionate about animals and their welfare and is looking to use her extensive skills, knowledge and experience is a veterinary setting. Excellent IT and secretarial skills and a great telephone manner. Able to use a wide variety of computer applications in a fast and efficient manner, with a keen eye for detail. Very well versed in veterinary terminology and has a good working knowledge of the various procedures that are carried out on different animal groups. Is able to work under pressure in a busy surgery environment and multitask, whilst always maintaining a calm and professional manner. A first-class communicator and able to relate to all kinds of people. Able to deal with emotionally challenging situations and difficult customers. A true team player who's dedicated to her job. Able to work flexibly to suit employer.Core Qualifications
- NVQ level 2 in Front of House/Reception
- NVQ level 2 in Business and Administration
Academic Qualifications
GCSEs: English (C), Art (C), Maths (B)Key Skills
- Excellent secretarial and receptionist skills.
- Advanced competence with IT systems.
- Strongly empathetic and understanding by nature.
- Able to take the lead in difficult or emotional situations.
- Accurate cash-handling skills and record keping.
Experience
Veterinary Receptionist | Town centre Vets, July 2008 - present- Dealing with customer enquiries, answering the telephone and emails. Dealing with incoming and outgoing postal mail
- Attending to customers in reception.
- Liaising with the vets and other team members.
- Cash handling, bill payments and generating invoices.
- Company Secretary and PA to MD.