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REMOTE VIRTUAL RECEPTIONISTS

Hire a virtual receptionist who makes every first conversation count.

Cover inbound calls, scheduling, follow-up and front-desk coordination with someone who learns your customer experience.

  • Answer and route.
  • Keep calendars moving.
  • Close the loop.
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You interview. You choose. We support the journey.

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virtual receptionists

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THE ROLE

What is a virtual receptionist?

A virtual receptionist answers and routes incoming inquiries, keeps appointment information organized and follows up according to your process. For clinics and medspas, we can seek patient-coordination experience suited to your front desk.

For healthcare settings, the client defines permitted access, privacy requirements and clinical escalation boundaries.

WHAT THEY HELP YOU DO

The work, made clearer.

Answer and route

Use your approved scripts and escalation rules to handle inbound calls and messages.

Keep calendars moving

Help schedule, confirm or reschedule appointments in your system.

Close the loop

Record requests, follow up on open items and pass important context to the next person.

WHAT A STRONG HIRE LOOKS LIKE

Start with a practical brief.

Define the work, handoffs and tools before recruiting. You choose the person who fits your team.

  • Tell us your goals: Share call volume, coverage hours, calendar tools and what callers should hear.
  • Meet your shortlist: We match your brief to candidates. You interview and approve the person you choose.
  • Build momentum: Onboard your new hire into your tools and process, with Boogie providing ongoing support.
A PRACTICAL START
01Tell us your goals
02Meet your shortlist
03Build momentum

Example plan, not a client project or promised outcome.

SCREENED FOR THE REAL WORK

Relevant skills. A clear scope.

What we assess

Experience with the tasks and tools in your brief, plus a relevant practical exercise where appropriate.

What you define

Your priorities, systems, schedule and success criteria. Agree related responsibilities separately.

THE TEAM BEHIND YOUR HIRE

The support doesn’t stop at the shortlist.

Recruiting, onboarding coordination, work reviews, and client and talent check-ins.

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YOUR STARTING POINT

One person. Or a team.

Remote staffing starts from $8/hour. Your rate depends on role, experience and schedule. We agree scope and terms before starting.

Explore pricing and what is included

READY WHEN YOU ARE

Make the first call feel like a good start.

Tell us the work you need. We’ll help define the role and the next step.

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A practical guide to your next hire

Make the first call a useful handoff.

A virtual receptionist represents your business at the first point of contact. Give the role approved answers, scheduling rules and routing instructions so callers receive a clear next step without an unsupported promise.

An enquiry reaches the right person

Provide enquiry categories and required information. The receptionist records the reason for the call and routes it using your business rules.

A booking fits the calendar

Define appointment types, availability and confirmation wording. Check missing details and restrictions before a slot is offered.

A caller needs an exception handled

Explain urgent escalation and who can make decisions. The receptionist gathers the relevant facts and transfers or records the request appropriately.

What to put in the brief

  • Share call volumes, phone system, languages and coverage hours.
  • Provide approved answers, calendars and information-access boundaries.
  • Name escalation contacts and the rules for missed calls and callbacks.

What to review together

Review routing accuracy, booking errors and unanswered follow-ups. A friendly call matters most when the next person receives useful information.

Questions for this workload

Is this suitable for a clinic?

Define the nonclinical scope, practice procedures and approved access. Clinical questions and urgent medical concerns must follow the practice’s escalation rules.

Can reception include outbound reminders?

Include reminder volume, approved wording and contact rules in the role. Confirm that this work fits alongside inbound coverage.

Tell us about your workload