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Avg Salary Range
$33,960–$45,130
Top Hiring City
Los Angeles
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What Does a Veterinary Receptionist Do?
A veterinary receptionist — often posted as a client service representative or CSR — is the practice's first point of contact, handling scheduling, check-in and discharge, payment, records, and triage phone calls.
The role carries more clinical judgment than a typical front desk, because the person answering the phone is often the one deciding what counts as an emergency.
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Veterinary Receptionist Salary
National Median
$38,010
Salary Range
$33,960–$45,130
Top-Paying State
California
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Veterinary Receptionist Career Resources
What Does a Veterinary Receptionist Do?The front desk explained — including the advice line every CSR has to hold.Read guide →What Does a Veterinary Practice Manager Do?The step up from a lead CSR role — and it needs no clinical credential.Read guide →What Can You Legally Delegate?Who has to write the escalation protocol, and whose licence is exposed when it is wrong.Read guide →What Does a Veterinary Assistant Do?The step across from the front desk into clinical support work.Read guide →