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What does a medical receptionist do at the office?

What do I need to do in order to work as a receptionist in a doctors office in LA?

  • I have studies in health but internationally, right now I'm looking to re validate my studies here, but in the meantime I would like to work as a receptionist in a doctors office; however I'm having a hard time doing so because officially I have no studies here, what would be a good option for me to do in order to start working as a receptionist? thank you

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    Generally reception requires a high school diploma, while many employers prefer a year or two of experience. Of course, reception requires you to be friendly, professional, articulate and organized. I would include your advanced education on your resume. Good luck!

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Average Salary The national average for all medical assistants in the United States was $29,450 as of May 2009, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics and those working at the front desk in doctors' offices earned an average of $29,810. In comparison, front desk receptionists in outpatient care centers earned an average income of $29,830 and those in the offices of other health practitioners earned an average of $26,490.

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