Medical Would a Welcoming Specialist at a medical center be considered clinical?

[tantacles]

The Welcoming Specialist serves as an ambassador for the Medical Center by greeting, screening, directing and assisting patients, families and guests at the main entrances to the Campus. Exceptional customer service combined with professional etiquette deployment is required. The Welcoming Specialist provides designated exterior entry point screening and entry authorization for all individuals seeking entry into designated sites. Screening may incorporate CDC screening guidelines or other emerging standards, including temperature and symptom checks. Entry authorization criteria and enforcement is linked to the current Welcoming Policy regarding visitor management.

Thanks for taking a look at this!

Looks clinical to me, particularly if you are screening. May also make good fodder for the now ubiquitous covid 19 secondary question.

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[Mr.Smile12]

My opinion: looks similar to other roles for health screenings before the pandemic.

 

[TheBoneDoctah]

Lightly, lightly clinical...but I would say clinical.