0 someone who works in a hotel or office building, answering the telephone and dealing with guests -- recepcjonist-a/ka
a hotel receptionist
Some receptionists had been given formal or informal guidelines on the role of the nurse practitioner and this appeared to work well.
So the receptionists, once we educated them, they then educated the patients.
In one practice, a doctor was interviewed initially followed by the senior receptionist who knew more about their system.
Older people are running clubs and societies, organising events, arranging welfare services, and working in voluntary groups as nurses, translators and receptionists.
It does require extra staff-doctors, a full-time nurse and receptionist; nevertheless the results are encouraging.
The practice team also includes a practice manager, health visitor, practice nurse, midwife, and district nurses and receptionists.
A configuration in which both the receptionist and external actor sets are empty is said to be closed.
By checking alert the treatment staff by entering an activity them in on the networked system, the receptionist note.
