Security Receptionist

Job Summary

The Security Receptionist will operate under the direct supervision of the Center Manager. They are responsible for managing the front desk while ensuring the safety and security of the staff and donors. The Security Receptionist will provide exceptional customer service while overseeing security procedures, including registering new donors, and conducting routine security checks. The Security Receptionist will comply with Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, state regulations, and the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Manual guidelines and any other applicable regulatory standards.

Full-time

The following list is intended to be a guideline. Other duties and responsibilities may be assigned:

• Provide on-site support for Security Management initiatives that ensure the safety of on-site staff and donors.
• Monitor and authorize the entrance and departure of employees, donors, vendors, and other people to maintain security of the premises.
• Greet and register donors. Serve as the primary security access point.
• Handle emergencies according to protocols and standard operating procedures.
• Contact donors and re-schedule donor appointments as needed; conduct follow-up calls on missed appointments.
• Ensure areas are clean and maintained according to regulations.
• Communicate delays and other issues to center management, nurse, and/or other necessary parties.
• Document activities and issues, when necessary.
• Answer donor inquiries.
• Be available to travel up to 25 miles to other facility(ies) for training or assisting other center's staffing needs.
• Other duties, as assigned.

• High school diploma or equivalent (must provide documentation).
• Ability to read and write English; proficiency in computer operations.
• 2+ years of previous reception and security experience preferred.
• De-escalation training a plus.

• Computer: basic skills include typing, following prompts on monitor, using mouse, saving information, etc.
• Telephone: properly greet/transfer calls, take messages, place individuals on hold, etc.
• Personality and demeanor to deal with the public, including contentious donors.
• Basic office skills such as typing and filing.
• Good organizational skills.

• Read computer screens, procedure manuals, and other documents.
• Must be proficient in English (Read, Write, Speak) with legible handwriting.
• Hear doorbells, alarms, telephone, and other mechanical devices.
• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Must be able to lift, pull, tug up to 50+ pounds with or without assistance at times.
• Regularly required use of hands and fingers, handle, or feel objects, tools or controls, and reach with the hands and arms.