Veterinary Receptionists: More than Answering the Phone
While Veterinary Receptionists do answer the phone (when you call your veterinary hospital, the receptionist is your first contact), it's not a typical receptionist job. Pam describes how Veterinary Receptionists need to have knowledge, compassion and think on their feet. They manage communication among clients and team members and play a critical role at Grady Veterinary Hospital.

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