When looking for jobs, standing out from the crowd can help you get your resume into the 'YES' pile and an interview!

But how can you make an impression after an interview?

Following up after an interview to boost your chances of remaining in the minds of individuals you've interviewed with is just as crucial as the work you put in to obtain the interview.

Writing a thank-you note after an interview is one way to stay in touch with the interviewer and express gratitude.

When there are many other applicants who have been interviewed for the position, this might be beneficial and provide you with an advantage. 

In this article, we will give you a sample and guidelines for composing a Thank You Letter After an Interview for a Dental Front Office Receptionist!

First, guidelines on how to write a thank you letter after an interview . . . 

Guidelines:

  1. Time: Thank the interviewer for taking the time to speak with you.
  2. Qualifications: Demonstrate how you're a good fit for the job, and talk about how your qualifications would fit in well with the position that was discussed at the interview. 
  3. Education: Add relevant education, experiences, or certifications.
  4. Contact Information: Provide your contact information.
  5. Gratitude: Thank you one more time.

What's next? 

Princess Dental Staffing thank you letter after an interview sample for a dental front office receptionist. . . 

Dental Front Office Receptionist: Thank You Letter After Interview Sample

[Sender's Name]

[Address line]

[State, ZIP Code]

 

[Letter Date]

[Recipients Name]

[Address line]

[State, ZIP Code]

 

[Subject: Normally bold, summarizes the intention of the letter] -Optional-

Dear [Recipients Name],

It was a great honor to chat with you about the post of Dental Front Office Receptionist last [DATE]. I appreciate you taking the time to explain the position and assess my abilities.

I'd like to reiterate and would like to express my interest in this position again since I am convinced that I have the essential first-tier customer service abilities as well as the ability to manage the day-to-day front desk responsibilities that a receptionist must perform.

Because I've previously worked in a comparable capacity, I've had the opportunity to develop outstanding interpersonal and organizational skills abilities, which I want to contribute to your organization's goals. I am at ease engaging with patients of diverse backgrounds. I also have experience with Dentix [insert which dental software program(s) you are proficient in or the dental software program that was discussed in the interview]. 

If you require any additional information, please contact me at [PHONE NUMBER] or [EMAIL ADDRESS].

I appreciate your time and attention once again, and I hope to hear from you soon.

Sincerely,

[Sender's Name]

[Sender's Title] -Optional-

 

 

 


Chris Lewandowski

Published January 10, 2022

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