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<\/p>\nThe 1st October is recognised as Veterinary Receptionist Appreciation Day; an ideal chance to say a huge thank you to our unsung heroes! From co-ordinating diaries to booking appointments and providing a welcoming smile to our clients and pets, we couldn\u2019t do what we do without them!<\/p>\n
Below we have profiled our wonderful receptionist Sarah:<\/p>\n
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Sarah Reed<\/strong><\/p>\n How long have you worked at Peak Vets?<\/strong> What are the main tasks\/duties that you perform?<\/strong> What do you enjoy most about working at Peak?<\/strong> What is the best part about being a veterinary receptionist?<\/strong> What do you like to do away from work?<\/strong> Thank you Sarah for all of the hard work you do!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The 1st October is recognised as Veterinary Receptionist Appreciation Day; an ideal chance to say a huge thank you to… <\/p>\n
\nI have worked as the receptionist at Peak Vets since March 2020.<\/p>\n
\nI answer telephone calls and email enquiries, as well as various other administrative tasks. As the first point of contact I liaise a lot with clients, whilst ensuring that I maintain a sunny disposition ?<\/p>\n
\nFor me, it has to be the team spirit – there is a great family atmosphere here and it is a great place to work.<\/p>\n
\nIn my opinion, it is getting to know both the clients and their pets. It is great to be able to build up a rapport with them and see this develop each time they visit us.<\/p>\n
\nI enjoy going for walks in the peaks, as well as yoga and reading sci-fi books.<\/p>\n