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Front Desk Receptionist - Full-Time | No Experience Needed - We Train You! Location: | Lincoln Square Office | Chicago, ILReady to start a career in a professional, welcoming environment? American Dental is hiring a full-time Front Desk Receptionist at our office! Whether you're new to the dental field or looking for a fresh start, we'll provide all the training and support you need to succeed.This is a great opportunity for someone who's organized, friendly, and excited to join a team that values growth, teamwork, and exceptional service.Why Join American Dental:Full-time position with consistent hours and a friendly team cultureNo experience required - we help train you!Opportunities to grow and build a long-term career in healthcareEasy commute with 8 locations across ChicagolandA supportive, inclusive workplace where your success mattersBonus opportunities based on your performance and contributionsWhat You'll Do:Greet and check in patients with a warm, professional attitudeAnswer phones, schedule appointments, and assist with patient questionsHelp present treatment plans and explain financial options (with support)Keep records organized and help maintain smooth front office operationsWhat We're Looking For:Friendly, dependable, and ready to learnStrong communication and customer service skillsComfortable with technology (we'll train you on our systems)Detail-oriented and a great team playerBilingual skills are a plus, but not requiredBenefits Include:Paid Time Off and Paid HolidaysHealth Insurance401(k) with Employer MatchEmployee Discounts on Dental ServicesOn-the-job training and developmentBonus incentives Location:Lincoln Square 2409 W. Lawrence Ave. If you're ready to take the first step into a rewarding career, we're ready to help you get there. Apply today or learn more at atooth.com

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