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Receptionist cum telecaller
Usma Ayurvedic Clinic · Delhi
Pay₹12,000–35,000a month, as listed
WhereDelhi
TypeFull time
Posted14 NovYesterday, via SimplyHired
Kaam checked
No fee, deposit or pay-to-apply signs
Day work
No vehicle or licence needed
Skills they list31 named
Microsoft WordWalk-in client managementOutbound lead nurturingInbound customer enquiry call handlingClinical record keepingPhone communicationCustomer appointment bookingPatient appointment coordinationGreeting customersClient enquiry handlingInbound voiceOutbound telemarketingLead conversionMedical schedulingClient follow-upLead nurturingHealth record trackingPatient orientationHandling patient queriesPatient record updatingTelemarketingManaging patient recordsProfessional phone etiquetteClient educationMedical appointment creationSales follow-upOffice phone managementMedical administrationSales appointment settingReception managementFront office management
About this job
Handle incoming and outgoing calls professionally.
Attend walk-in patients and manage reception activities.
Schedule appointments and follow up with patients.
Explain clinic treatments, services, and offers to customers.
Handle WhatsApp enquiries and respond to patient queries.
Follow up with potential leads and convert enquiries into appointments.
Maintain patient records and appointment schedules.
Ensure a smooth and welcoming patient experience.
- Pay
- ₹12,000.00 - ₹35,000.00 per month
- Work Location
- In person
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