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What is the difference between Frame Shop Associate vs Picture Framer?

AspectFrame Shop AssociatePicture Framer
CredentialsHigh school diploma or equivalent; some may have certification in framing or art handlingSimilar; often requires knowledge of framing techniques and sometimes certification
Work EnvironmentRetail framing shops, customer service settingArt galleries, custom framing shops, retail stores
Job DutiesAssisting customers, selecting frames, basic assemblyDesigning, measuring, and assembling custom frames, handling artwork

The main difference is that a Frame Shop Associate primarily assists customers and handles basic framing tasks, while a Picture Framer specializes in creating custom frames and handling artwork with more technical skill. Both roles often require similar credentials and work in retail or art-focused environments, but Picture Framers typically have more advanced framing expertise.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a frame shop associate?

To thrive as a Frame Shop Associate, you need skills in measuring, cutting, and assembling custom frames, as well as familiarity with art materials and customer service experience. Proficiency in using mat cutters, glass cutters, point drivers, and POS systems is typically required. Strong attention to detail, creativity, and effective communication help you understand client needs and deliver high-quality results. These skills ensure that customers receive expertly crafted frames and a positive shopping experience, supporting the reputation and success of the frame shop.

What does a frame shop associate do?

As a Frame Shop Associate, your daily tasks typically include assisting customers with selecting frames and matting options, measuring and cutting materials, assembling custom frames, and ensuring the finished product meets quality standards. You may also be responsible for handling repairs, maintaining inventory, and keeping the work area organized and clean. Collaboration with team members is common, especially when handling large orders or unique framing requests. Customer service is a major component of the role, as you'll guide clients through design choices and provide expert recommendations.

What is a frame shop associate?

Frame Shop Associates are retail employees who specialize in helping customers select, customize, and purchase picture frames and framing services. They provide expert advice on framing options, materials, and preservation techniques to best display and protect artwork, photographs, or memorabilia. Their duties often include measuring and cutting mat boards and frames, assembling finished products, handling customer service, and maintaining the shop's inventory and displays. Frame Shop Associates may also operate specialized equipment and ensure that all framing work meets quality standards.

What are the most commonly searched types of Frame Shop jobs in Oregon?

The most popular types of Frame Shop jobs in Oregon are:

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Conifer Wellness Inc

Portland, OR • On-site

$60K - $85K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Posted 21 days ago

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Job description

Conifer Wellness is looking to expand! We are a small, independently owned outpatient mental health clinic with locations in downtown Portland and downtown Corvallis. Conifer's framework is based on the crazy notion that clinicians are people too, and our aim is to provide our therapists with a healthy work/life balance. We are also committed to remaining an independent and close-knit organization, so we can retain autonomy over our clinical and company policies. The admin are easy to reach; you will not work for The Faceless Boss here! We’re committed to working together, not only to achieve the highest standards of care and affect positive community change, but also to support each other as a cohesive team. Conifer’s admins communicate informally throughout the day to solve problems, collaborate, and brainstorm. We don’t see anything wrong with saying “I don’t know...but I’ll find out.”

Working at Conifer Wellness combines the benefits of independent practice (schedule flexibility and greater autonomy) and clinic employment, (administrative staff to wrestle through all the red tape). Job responsibilities generally include:

  • 24 scheduled appointments, with an expectation of at least 20 completed appointments weekly
  • Timely documentation that meets OHA and insurance reimbursement standards
  • General auxiliary client care such as responding to emails and returning phone calls
  • Collaborating with community resources for referrals and care coordination as needed
  • Communicating with admin staff as needed on their tasks such as billing or credentialing

Other optional activities include community outreach or supervising an associate (if you meet the board's qualifications). We're also always open to ideas on how to provide help for people and keep the job stimulating for clinicians!

We believe taking care of our clinicians is crucial to helping your clients. Your relationships with clients are what helps them the most, and you need to be able to lend them your strength. In our efforts to support you, we offer the following benefits to full-time employees:

  • Health, vision, and dental insurance covered 100% for employees. We do our best to select the best possible insurance we can, meaning low deductibles and low out-out-pocket maximums. Our health insurance policy changes annually, of course, but it generally covers chiropractic, massage therapy, actupuncture, etc.
    • Insurance is covered 50% for dependents
  • Hybrid work schedule, if desired (typically two days in the office, two days telehealth)
    • Both of our offices are situated in historic buildings with original features and lots of natural light. The buildings are both located downtown, surrounded by restaurants, shops, and various businesses. The Portland location is ADA compliant, but the Corvallis office, as a historic building, is exempt.
  • Four-day work weeks are encouraged, Monday through Thursday
    • You are welcome to configure your schedule any way you like! Please note, office staff are not available Friday through Sunday
  • No call, no weekends
  • Paid admin time
  • Paid time off
  • Paid holidays
  • 401(k) with company match
  • Student loan support
  • Maternity benefits
  • HIPAA-compliant EHR
  • E&O insurance
  • Company laptop
  • $750 annual allowance for licensure, professional development, and CEU
  • Comprehensive office management (billing, chasing down insurance companies, advertising, credentialing, etc. are taken care of for you!)
  • One-time office customization stipend, up to $300, to get you settled into your new space
  • Compensation is based on completed appointments. Pay ranges from $60,000 to over $80,000 a year

Successful applicants must have an unencumbered license to practice mental health in Oregon.

If you like the sound of working with a committed, authentic team, we would love to hear from you! Please include a cover letter along with your resume/CV.