The receptionist put two-and-two together and connected Melissa to a program whereby she could earn a "free" lunch.
To offer an opportunity for all members of the team general practitioners, managers, nurses, receptionists and therapists to work together, talk openly and develop practical solutions that promote safer general practice.
"So why did I get my tubes tied?" The next day — and it really was the next day — he made a date to get together with the receptionist who'd been flirting with him.
A 10th-grade high school dropout, her résumé consists of a long string of entry-level jobs -- receptionist, office cleaner and cashier -- patched together while she raised her son and two grandsons.
She gestures to the front desk, where a receptionist is manning the phones, and tries to piece together the events that led to her arrival here.
A traditional doctor's office has receptionists, nurses, resident doctors and attending physicians who all work together to provide redundancy and ensure a high-quality outcome for the patient.
Provision of a provider's contact details, together with surgical booking forms and sundry administrative paperwork, e.g. by a practice receptionist, would appear a suboptimal mode of 'referral'referral
Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick both give remarkable performances as a fresh, attractive young couple (he's a public relations man; she's a receptionist) who meet, immediately go for cocktails, marry, have a child and sink into the depths of alcoholism together.
Since then, she has cobbled together a series of temporary jobs in retail and home health care and worked as a part-time receptionist for a beauty salon.
She had been working as a receptionist, she said, but Sam knew she was a party girl, and it wasn't long before they cosied up together in the booth.
