Latest Part-Time Receptionist Openings
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What Does a Part-Time Receptionist Do?
Receptionists are the friendly face of offices, clinics, salons, and hotels — greeting visitors, answering phones, and keeping schedules on track. Schedules vary — mornings, evenings, weekends, or flexible shifts — and many employers offer 10–30 hours per week.
Requirements for Part-Time Receptionist Roles
- A clear, one-page resume focused on the role
- Flexible availability, especially evenings/weekends
- Basic computer and communication skills
- Willingness to train on employer systems
How Much Do Part-Time Receptionists Earn?
Part-time receptionists typically earn $14–$20 per hour, with medical and corporate front desks paying at the higher end.
Where to Find Part-Time Receptionist Jobs
Part-Time Receptionist Jobs: FAQs
How do I find part-time Receptionist jobs near me?
Use the listings above and filter by your city, or search with your location. New part-time Receptionist openings are added daily.
Do part-time Receptionist jobs require experience?
Some do, but many employers hire entry-level candidates and provide on-the-job training — especially in retail, food service, and warehouses.
How much do part-time Receptionists make?
Part-time receptionists typically earn $14–$20 per hour, with medical and corporate front desks paying at the higher end.
Can I work part-time Receptionist roles remotely?
It depends on the role — customer-facing jobs are on-site, while admin, design, data, and support roles often offer remote options.