What are the responsibilities and job description for the Director of First Impression position at LearningRx?
Benefits:
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Standards for Performance
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- Competitive salary
- Flexible schedule
- Opportunity for advancement
- Communications: The Director of First Impressions is responsible for handling initial customer inquiries, assisting with setting up client meetings, greeting clients when they come in with their children for training sessions, and coordinating client communications with staff.
This person consistently:
- utilizes effective listening skills
- demonstrates effective communication skills, verbal (in person and phone) and written
- demonstrates techniques for communicating with difficult parents, students and/or staff
- communicates with parents honestly and with understanding
- ensures that clients/trainers that leave a message are contacted immediately
- provides reminder calls for appointments
- maintains contact with clients that need to set up an appointment
- follows up with clients that requested information to be sent
- maintains open communication with directors
- Proficient at using email, micro soft Word, and Google Docs
- Customer Relations: Effectiveness in this role is contingent upon an ability to build positive relationships with potential clients, parents, students and center staff. Trust, respect and caring must be evident in these relationships.
This person consistently:
- welcomes all of those entering the center with a friendly demeanor
- builds collaborative, trusting and credible relationships with center staff
- works cooperatively with other staff members and handles conflict situations appropriately
- displays a ‘servant’s attitude’ toward parents, students and trainers – ensuring that they feel comfortable and appreciated
- Client Programs and Procedures: Parents and students need to be given accurate information on the LearningRx programs. This person is often the first line of contact with those calling the center and a certain knowledge base is needed to communicate effectively.
This person consistently:
- provides accurate information when conversing with parents/students
- is seen by parents and trainers as a helpful resource at the center
- is able to answer parent/student/staff questions and if needed, seeks the answer if unknown
- participates in professional growth activities
- educates self and uses this information to better job performance
- understands all client steps in a LearningRx program and makes sure they are followed accurately
- complies with center policies, procedures and goals
- Organizational Skills and Planning:
Standards for Performance
This person consistently:
- prioritizes time effectively
- is punctual
- manage Children’s Long Term Support (CLTS) documentation, billing, reporting and records retention
- manages the documentation and steps required for a seamless client process from initial call to graduation, to 12 month post training assessment
- keeps accurate records and ensures record retention standards are met
- maintains an effective and efficient filing system
- ensures that all paperwork/office supplies/forms are of sufficient supply
- works with the Center Director to identify specific goals and priorities for services
- maintains and manages the student scheduling system
- Proficient in Excel
- Professional Ethics: Standards for professional conduct recognize the obligation of center staff to assure that each person, family and organization served will receive the highest quality of service.
This person consistently:
- adheres to the professional standards and guidelines written in the Operations Manual
- consults with the Center Director when necessary regarding problematic situations involving ethical concerns
- ensures are client information is kept confidential
Salary : $21 - $28