Medical receptionist: Day in the life 

I’m starting as a medical receptionist for a dermatology/ aesthetic surgery practice in two weeks. I have no previous experience in the medical field but they said I had the right personality and attitude for the job(: thank you for your video, it gives me a little idea of what to expect. I’m nervous to learn the systems because they are all new to me but I’m hoping it goes well!

I’m a receptionist at a Diagnostic radiology facility absolutely love it, it’s inspiring me to become a technologists. Love what I do!

i’m a receptionist at a rehabilitation hospital for almost a year now watching this so i’m making sure i’m still doing my job right 😂 and for any extra tips. thank you for posting this!

I'm starting a medical receptionist job in a psychiatric facility this Monday. I'm so nervous I have experience in office work but never as a medical receptionist. Thank you for your video! hopefully its something i love and can eventually become a medical assistance if its something i really enjoy!

I’m starting as a medical receptionist Monday thank youuuu so muchhh this helps!

This is a great video 🥰 I will have an interview on Friday for medical receptionist at an eye surgery clinic. I have 0 experience as a receptionist of any kind but they still considered me cause I said I’m willing to learn 🥰 I’m super nervous but I hope I can get to learn fast 🙏🏻

Starting Medical receptionist job I’m really excited and this video made me less nervous thank you!!!!

I have an Interview this Thursday as an ER Receptionist same with the zero experience but they liked that my major in college is nursing so hopefully this Job will help me with my career.

Hello! My name is Drew and I start today as a receptionist and assistant at a chiropractor office I have no medical experience but I am a very good person when it come to computers and communication since I have manager experience in the restaurant industry and I know how to talk to people since I have done sales in the past as well this seems way simpler then most jobs but very desk like assignments which isn’t bad im pretty good at just doing about that. Hardest thing sounds like talking to the customers as far as setting up over the phone appointments and checking insurances and prescriptions/medications other then that im a fast learner very polite and I am driven to learn I always try to do my best I like reading a lot and writing i don’t know if this is a easy job but from the looks it seems more laided back compared to alot of jobs and that gives me a lot of confidence in what’s going to come. wish me luck. Any tips would help! Thank you Drew.!

Girllll, I started last week and I love it, but ModMed is a whole new world to learn😂

Thanks for the video. I work at a hospital already and I'm transferring to this department. I went to college for Medical Office Administration. Wish me luck ❤

I start my job as a receptionist at a pediatric office tomorrow. Any tips? I have never worked in a doctor office before.

Your hair is so beautiful!

Sorry if these are stupid questions but how often (if ever) do you use Microsoft office? And how often do you have to do long form typing (like writing long letters)?

Can you please tell me what computer works a receptionist have to do? Like we need to be proficient in computers or what please reply

It is so hard getting a job at the hospital but, the hospital do pays well. I start next month as a EVS Housekeeper I'm excited 😊

Hi I liked your video and hope to see more. Especially any patient interactions or on the phone calls. Thanks. Be well.

I’m trying to get a medical receptionist job but they all require 1 year medical receptionist experience. I’m trying to find some training online so even if I don’t have the actual experience but I know the material, I can convince them that I am a good choice.

Where did you get your keyboard? I love it

Hi! Thank you for this vids, it helps a lot. Would it be ok to know the flow verifying the insurance or any insurance request?

I like your video I'm thinking about finding a Receptionist job in a medical office as I am burned to the max with my current job, I handle 30 to 40 calls an hour which is very extreme, I also manage some files and input data in the computer, along with processing some AP, and other work not related to my job. I tried bringing it up to my superiors but they keep telling me I need experience, like I've been handling hundreds of calls everyday along with doing other work that I should be paid extra for the past 4 years, what more experience do you have to give me? I use to work as a Receptionist File Clerk at a different place and it was never this hectic like my current job. Maybe it's time for a change and hopefully in a medical office field :). Since I have excellent experience in a office setting at a high volume and fast paced environment do I still need certification to be able to qualify for a medical Receptionist? 🤔

Did you have any experience in office work or receptionist before you started working. I’m thinking about becoming a dental receptionist soon and I have no experience with office work at all and I’m so nervous.

I am about to start my training as a Dental Receptionist. One of the duties are doing payroll. Is it really a part of the the job?

Can you please make a vedio of nursing secretary job responsibilities

This is wrong the insurance never picks up on time and they never ask 😂 it’s all automated 😂😂

Dear Marciela. I really enjoyed watching your video. I am thinking of searching for a Clinical Secretary position ( I don't know how different this title is from Medical Receptionist). But to be honest, I am nervous about receiving patients. Let me put it this way. I am not confident about my communication skills and I am afraid of making mistakes.

Do you think they’ll hire me if I was a dental receptionist? I want to try medical receptionist or office ,but not sure if I’ll even be considered lmaooo.

How to get into this job. What are the Qualifications ?

Unit Secretary and Medical Receptionist are basically the same thing , right ?

Which course should we do to become a medical receptionist ?

Do nails have to be short for this position? And I love your keyboard btw

Hey girl I was wondering is being a medical receptionist hard and is it worth it ? I was thinking of getting into it because I just don’t know what to do ? Please help

Interview in 2 hours

Could a medical receptionist further their education and go to school for healthcare management?

I know this is a female’s job but growing up I always wanted to be an MOR I start classes soon 😅📈

Saan po pwede mag apply? Ano po qualifications and requirements?

Do I need to do any course or certification to get a job in this field?

Hey is the pay bi weekly or weekly?

Do you answer the phone a lot ?

How did u become an assistant?

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i’m thinking abt pursuing this career. any advice?

Nice background music and you seem super nice but Not helpful. We just saw you smile and type all throughout the video.

Hay quá

Receptionist gets to wear a scrub?

Not very informative 😔😔