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| Pay | Job | Practice |
|---|---|---|
| $16–$35/hr | Front Desk Supervisor/Customer Service - Hilton $16-$35/hr | Hilton |
| $16–$35/hr | Hilton Hotel Brands - Front Desk Agent $16-$35/hr | Hilton |
| $20–$25/hr | Front Desk Coordinator | Harrison Dental Associates |
| $17–$22/hr | Patient Service/Front Desk Coordinator Part Time | MyEyeDr |
| $14–$21/hr | Front Desk & Office Administrative Specialist | AUI |
| $17/hr | Front Desk Associate | LTD Hospitality |
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Best-paying openings right now
The postings near Charlottesville offering the most an hour.
- Hilton Hotel Brands - Front Desk Agent $16-$35/hrHiltonCharlottesville, VA$16–$35/hrvia Jooble$16–$35/hrvia Jooble(opens in a new tab)
- Front Desk Supervisor/Customer Service - Hilton $16-$35/hrHiltonCharlottesville, VA$16–$35/hrvia Jooble$16–$35/hrvia Jooble(opens in a new tab)
- Front Desk CoordinatorHarrison Dental AssociatesCharlottesville, VA$20–$25/hrvia Jooble$20–$25/hrvia Jooble(opens in a new tab)
- Patient Service/Front Desk Coordinator Part TimeMyEyeDrCharlottesville, VA$17–$22/hrvia Jooble$17–$22/hrvia Jooble(opens in a new tab)
- Front Desk & Office Administrative SpecialistAUICharlottesville, VA$14–$21/hrvia Jooble$14–$21/hrvia Jooble(opens in a new tab)
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How we calculate this: we gather current dental front office postings near Charlottesville, VA from job boards across the web and keep only those where the employer states pay. Estimates made by job boards are left out. Each posting counts once at the midpoint of its range, converted to an hourly rate where needed (hourly and yearly are compared at 40 hours a week). It reflects what practices are advertising now — not a survey of what everyone currently earns.