Chester Animal Hospital

07/29/2025

🐾 Chester Animal Hospital Job Opening!🐾
Front Desk Receptionist – Join Our Loving, High-Energy Animal Hospital!
Hours needed: M, T, Th, F 1:00pm - 7:00pm
Are you passionate about animals and people? Do you thrive in a fast-paced environment where no two days are the same? Our progressive, compassionate animal hospital is looking for a Front Desk Receptionist who’s ready to be the welcoming face and steady heart of our practice.
Who We Are:�We are a modern, team-oriented veterinary hospital committed to providing top-quality care with kindness, respect, and love—for both pets and their humans. Our clinic is bustling, and our clients are loyal and trusting. We believe in collaboration, open communication, and a positive work environment.
What You'll Do:
* Greet clients and patients with warmth and professionalism
* Answer phones, schedule appointments, and manage records
* Support the veterinary team with patient check-ins and check-outs
* Handle transactions and maintain a clean, organized front office
What We're Looking For:
* Experience in reception (veterinary or medical office preferred)
* A love for animals and empathy for their owners
* Strong multitasking skills and a cool head under pressure
* Friendly, team-oriented attitude
* Reliability, and professionalism
* Excellent communication and computer skills
What We Offer:
* A supportive, upbeat team that feels like family
* Competitive pay, PTO, and a retirement plan
* Opportunities to grow within a forward-thinking practice
* The chance to make a real difference in the lives of pets and people—every single day
Location: Chester Animal Hospital, Chester NJ
Apply Today! Send your resume and a brief introduction to Maureen at [email protected] or for questions, call 908-303-1871.

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