Posted on 19th May 2016
Receptionist/admin assistant
Salary: competitive with numerous benefits
Location: New Town, Edinburgh
Closing date: Friday 10 June 2016
Hours of business: 8.30am-5.30pm Monday – Friday
Cameron Optometry is an award-winning optometry practice based in Edinburgh’s New Town. The family-run business is now looking for an additional member of the team to support the day-to-day running of the business and handling communication with patients.
Key responsibilities
In the first instance, the role will include the following tasks, however there is scope to develop the role in other areas of the business:
Person specification
The successful candidate will be:
Training will be provided however previous experience in a similar role and experience of managing a booking system would be beneficial.
In addition to a competitive salary, the successful candidate will receive a wide range of generous benefits including staff discount on eye care, glasses and contact lenses; private medical insurance; bonus scheme; above average paid leave levels and opportunities for progression with ongoing training.
If you have these skills and are interested in this exciting role, please send on your CV to jobs@cameronoptom.com.
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