knok

healthcare

CustomerServiceAssociate

Porto, Porto District, Portugal FULL TIME
The Brief

“Customer Service Associate at knok. Skills: Customer Service Associate, supporting doctors in their medical appointments, using the platform, answering customer questions, responding to complaints. Book home consultations. Handling emails and calls related to home”

What You'll Achieve.

Ensuring a positive experience for doctors, customers, and

Industry & Context.

healthcare
Eligibility Requirements

Time flexibility, namely for shifts (24h)

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Computer skills and good ability to use different tools, Good communication and argumentation, Team, Time flexibility, namely for shifts (24h), Fluency in Portuguese, with the ability to communicate effectively both written and verbally to all levels of business

Nice to Have

You have previously worked in customer service and/or health care, Worked in a fast paced, growing environment, preferably in a technology, Good level of English, spoken and, Previous experience in working with healthcare and insurance providers

What You'll Do.

Book home consultations

Handling emails and calls related to home

Registration and management of appointment

Controlling and monitoring of home consultations activity in real

Coordinate appointments with the triage team

Provide feedback to other

Ensuring a positive experience for doctors

Clarification on knok subscription plans

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Coordinate appointments with the triage team; Provide feedback to other

Communication Scope

Good communication and argumentation; ability to communicate effectively both written and verbally to all levels of business; Good level of English, spoken and

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