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Professional Teller Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Service Representative (Norge)

Norge, VA · On-site

$15.25 - $20.75/hr

Functions in Professional Teller role as needed/scheduled. * Provides fill-in staffing to other market branches as needed. * Participates in, and occasionally leads, components of daily morning ...

Service Representative (Sandston)

Sandston, VA · On-site

$39K - $53K/yr

Functions in Professional Teller role as needed/scheduled. * Provides fill-in staffing to other market branches as needed. * Participates in, and occasionally leads, components of daily morning ...

Service Representative (Sandston)

Sandston, VA · On-site

$16.75 - $22.50/hr

Functions in Professional Teller role as needed/scheduled. * Provides fill-in staffing to other market branches as needed. * Participates in, and occasionally leads, components of daily morning ...

Service Representative (Norge)

Norge, VA · On-site

$15.25 - $20.75/hr

Functions in Professional Teller role as needed/scheduled. * Provides fill-in staffing to other market branches as needed. * Participates in, and occasionally leads, components of daily morning ...

Bank Teller | Bozeman East

Bozeman, MT · On-site

$17.25 - $21.75/hr

The primary responsibility of the Teller is to provide courteous, professional, quality service to customers of American Bank through both the lobby and drive-up customer service stations. The ...

Bank Teller | Bozeman East

Bozeman, MT · On-site

$17.25 - $21.75/hr

The primary responsibility of the Teller is to provide courteous, professional, quality service to customers of American Bank through both the lobby and drive-up customer service stations. The ...

Bank Teller | Bozeman West

Bozeman, MT · On-site

$17.25 - $21.75/hr

The primary responsibility of the Teller is to provide courteous, professional, quality service to customers of American Bank through both the lobby and drive-up customer service stations. The ...

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Bank Teller | Bozeman East

Bozeman, MT · On-site

$17.25 - $21.75/hr

The primary responsibility of the Teller is to provide courteous, professional, quality service to customers of American Bank through both the lobby and drive-up customer service stations. The ...

TELLER I/TELLER FLOAT ***** SUMMARY: The Teller I/Teller Float position will perform a variety of ... Greet M embers in a courteous, professional, and timely manner while providing prompt and accurate ...

Teller

Lubbock, TX · On-site

$3.0K/wk

Represents the bank in a courteous and professional manner. Furnishes prompt, efficient and accurate service in processing transactions. * Prepares teller window to be organized and ready to serve ...

Teller

College Station, TX · On-site

$3.0K/wk

Represents the bank in a courteous and professional manner. Furnishes prompt, efficient and accurate service in processing transactions. * Prepares teller window to be organized and ready to serve ...

Teller

Dublin, TX · On-site

$3.0K/wk

Represents the bank in a courteous and professional manner. Furnishes prompt, efficient and accurate service in processing transactions. * Prepares teller window to be organized and ready to serve ...

Teller

Clinton, NY · On-site

$17 - $19/hr

... professional image when waiting on members in person or on the telephone. c) Provide information to members concerning the Credit Union products available to them. ex: money orders, teller checks ...

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How much do professional teller jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 4, 2026, the average hourly pay for professional teller in the United States is $17.48, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.38 and $19.23 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a professional teller?

Professional tellers are frontline employees at banks or credit unions who assist customers with routine financial transactions, such as deposits, withdrawals, cashing checks, and processing payments. They play a crucial role in providing customer service, verifying identification, and ensuring the accuracy and security of all transactions. In addition to handling cash, professional tellers may also answer customer questions, promote bank products, and maintain records of transactions. Their role requires strong attention to detail, integrity, and effective communication skills.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a professional teller, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Professional Teller, you need strong numerical accuracy, attention to detail, and a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with banking software, cash handling procedures, and customer relationship management systems is typically required. Exceptional interpersonal skills, problem-solving abilities, and trustworthiness help you stand out in this role. These skills and qualities are crucial for ensuring accurate transactions, building customer trust, and maintaining the integrity of financial operations.

How does a professional teller typically collaborate with other team members in a bank branch?

Professional Tellers work closely with other bank staff, including customer service representatives, loan officers, and branch managers, to ensure smooth daily operations and excellent customer service. They often coordinate with colleagues to resolve account issues, verify transactions, and direct customers to the appropriate department for specialized needs. Effective communication and teamwork are essential, as tellers frequently share information about new products, fraud alerts, or procedural updates during team meetings. This collaborative environment helps foster a supportive workplace and enhances overall branch performance.

What is the difference between Professional Teller vs Bank Teller?

AspectProfessional TellerBank Teller
CredentialsHigh school diploma; some may have certifications in banking or customer serviceHigh school diploma or equivalent
Work EnvironmentBank branches, customer service areasBank branches, customer service areas
Job ResponsibilitiesHandling complex transactions, customer advising, cross-sellingProcessing deposits, withdrawals, and basic transactions
Employer & Industry UsageFinancial institutions, banksFinancial institutions, banks

While both roles involve processing transactions at banks, a Professional Teller typically handles more complex customer interactions and may have additional certifications, whereas a Bank Teller focuses on routine transactions. The Professional Teller role often requires more experience and offers opportunities for advanced customer service and sales.

Can I be a professional teller with no experience?

A professional teller position typically requires some customer service skills and basic math knowledge, but many banks offer entry-level roles that do not require prior experience. On-the-job training is common, and having a high school diploma or equivalent is usually sufficient to start as a teller. Certifications are not mandatory but can enhance job prospects.

What cities are hiring for Professional Teller jobs?

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What are the most commonly searched types of Teller jobs?

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What states have the most Professional Teller jobs?

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Branch - Lead Teller Intern

America First Credit Union

Kearns, UT • On-site

$19.75 - $24.75/hr

Internship

PTO

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America First Credit Union rating

8.2

Company rating: 8.2 out of 10

Based on 52 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

46th of 152 rated financial services


Job description

Mon Sat Flex

This position is designed for identifying and developing future supervisors on the teller side. Applicants must be motivated, self-starting individuals wanting to join this fast-paced program to move quickly toward a lead teller position.

Responsible for implementing existing policies, procedures, and systems involving cashiering operations and member services functions. Coordinates, directs, and assigns work. Answers Service Representatives' questions, resolves more complex problems, and oversees balancing. Responsible for smooth flow of teller lines, adequate window coverage, and general training and supervision of Service Reps. Oversees provision of a full range of services (including phone and mail) to members and prospective members. Ensures that members are promptly and professionally served. Acts as Manager in the Manager's absence with the same approval authority as the Manager. Acts as a Service Representative as needed and enthusiastically cross-sells Credit Union services.

Responsible for performing a broad variety of customer services including opening new savings, share draft, and credit card accounts. Answers and directs telephone calls and questions and informs members of complete array of Credit Union services.

Responsible for providing secretarial and clerical support for all loan processing activities. Prepares closing documents and miscellaneous paperwork necessary for booking and funding new loan business each month. Tracks and obtains proof of insurance as required on member loans.

Maintains departmental records and files and types routine reports and records. Responsible for receiving, reviewing, and processing applications for consumer, home improvement, second mortgage, home equity, credit card, and overdraft account loans. Meets with applicants to explain credit policies and to obtain additional loan information/documentation. Assembles and evaluates loan applications and approves those that meet initial lending criteria and are within approved lending limits. Presents loan requests above lending limit for approval as per loan.

Interns will be responsible for some or all of the following responsibilities.



1. Assumes responsibility for ensuring and performing efficient, effective, and professional teller operations.

a. Ensures that all teller functions are correctly performed and are in accordance with established polices and standards. Ensures that all security procedures are followed (i.e., alarms, cameras, teller audits. etc.)

b. Coordinates teller operations by assisting in assigning work and distributing work flow. Coordinates weekly schedule, monitors lunch and breaks, tracks sick and vacation leave.

c. Answers Service Representative's questions, solves problems, and assists with complex transactions and sensitive member relations problems. Explains policies and procedures to members. Makes judgements for Service Representatives within limits of authority, pertaining to cashing and/or accepting checks or drafts. Gives authorization for overrides.

d. Investigates teller out of balance conditions and institutes corrective procedures. Assists in finding balancing errors. Ensures that each teller balances at the end of each day and that all monies are secured in accordance with established procedures.

e. Performs teller paying and receiving functions as required. Receives share deposits and loan payments. Prepares proper receipts.

f. Maintains an inventory of cashier's checks, money orders, receipts, travelers checks, and other negotiable items for use in the teller area.

g. Balances vault and replenishes. Orders cash and disburses cash to tellers.

h. Monitors orders, dispenses, ships, and balances cash.

i. Keeps ATM functional and balanced. Insures that security procedures for ATM are followed.

j. Loan training and duties. (The extent will vary from branch to branch.)

2. Assumes responsibility for ensuring and effectively performing Member Services functions.

a. Member Services functions are performed in accordance with established policies and standards.

b. Answers questions of members and Service Representative personnel, solves problems and assists with complex transactions and sensitive member relations problems.

c. Explains services, policies, and procedures to members. Opens new share draft, savings, and credit card accounts, including preparing all related paperwork. Processes stop-payments. Corresponds with members regarding claims, IRA's and CD's.

d. Maintains a supply of new account packets and related forms.

e. Actively and professionally cross-sells Credit Union services.

f. Assists in completing dealer payoffs and with delivery of titles.

3. Assumes responsibility for effective receiving, reviewing, and processing of loan applications.

a. Interviews, takes applications, gathers information and processes preliminary documentation on loan requests. Evaluates and verifies loan applications and credit criteria. Computes debt ratios. Verifies employment and income. Approves loans within limits of authority and notifies applicants of loan decisions. Requests additional information if required. Determines value of collateral.

b. Performs loan processing functions. Pulls applicant files, verifies employment and salary, orders PR and appraisal, and runs credit reports. Types loan documents. Ensures that each loan is promptly and properly prepared, documented, processed, approved, and disbursed.

c. Follows up to ensure that all necessary items are available for underwriting. Reviews information for completeness and accuracy. Ensures that processing is completed promptly.

d. Assumes responsibility for 2nd mortgage loans, including origination, tile searches, appraisals, credit reports, etc. Follows through recission period to closing after all supporting documents have been legally filed and returned to the Credit Union. Follows up on mortgages, trust deeds, and title policies.

e. Performs title processing functions. Tracks all titles accurately. Insures Credit Union as lien holder and makes loan payoffs. Maintains DMV file to ensure proper title conveyance.

f. Calculates terms, finance charges, and insurance on loans for proper disclosure on promissory notes.

g. Assists in servicing loans by processing such items as payoff, refinances, problem loan work-out arrangements, address changes, payment extensions, collateral releases, and payment due date changes.

h. Posts fees to members' loans.

i. Ensures that lending operations are conducted in accordance with established Credit Union policies and are legally compliant. Ensures that loan requests are properly documented.

4. Effectively supervises area personnel, ensuring optimal performance.

a. Provides leadership to personnel through effective objective setting, delegation, and communication.

b. Ensures that personnel are well-trained, effective, and optimally used. Provides instruction regarding policy, procedure, and service and product offerings. Assists new employees.

c. Tracks individual employee progress and assists with performance appraisals as required. Provides support and suggestions for employee improvement.

d. Assists and supports personnel as needed.

5. Assumes responsibility for ensuring that professional business relations exist with members.

a. Resolves members' requests, problems, and questions are promptly and courteously resolved. Answers members' questions or refers appropriately. Answers questions regarding account balances, loans, blue book values, balances, payoffs, and student loans. Assists members with payroll deduction requests.

b. Keeps members accurately and appropriately informed of Credit Union policies and procedures. Receives and processes new accounts and changes to existing accounts. Counsels members regarding money management and financial matters.

c. Maintains and projects the Credit Union's professional reputation.

d. Trains the staff on a continuous basis. (Staff meetings)

e. Quarterly Security training.

6. Assumes responsibility for establishing and maintaining effective communication and coordination with Department and area personnel and with management.

a. Coordinates Service Representative duties and responsibilities with related functions within and outside of the Department.

b. Keeps management informed of area activities and of any significant problems. Provides suggestions for improved service.

c. Completes required reports and related documents promptly and accurately. Types end of month reports.

d. Maintains employee progress.

e. Attends meetings as required. Relays information to staff.

7. Assumes responsibility for related duties as required or assigned.

a. Ensures that work area and equipment are clean and well-maintained.

b. Performs procedures for opening and closing of operations, including vault, alarm, and doors.

c. Stays informed regarding developments and changes in the financial industry.

d. Replaces Service Representatives as needed.

f. Performs related clerical functions as required.

g. In the absence of the Manager, assumes responsibility and decision making for service center.


Training/Education/Certification:

  • High school graduate or equivalent. Back-up Lead Teller Qualified. Passed Certification Tests 1, 2, 3, 4, Savings Training I & II, and Lead Teller Test with at least 80%. Completed MSD Phase I & II.

 

Required Knowledge:

 

  • A thorough knowledge of Service Representative operations and procedures.
  • Thorough understanding of Credit Union operations, including opening and closing accounts, loans, IRA and certificate procedures.
  • Thorough knowledge of member services, accounts, loans, and products provided.
  • Understanding of new account bookkeeping procedures.
  • Understanding of loan processing functions, including related requirements, procedures, and underwriting
  • criteria.
  • Knowledge of Credit Union loan services, policies, and procedures, including related legal and regulatory
  • standards, and required loan documentation.
  • Knowledge of consumer and residential lending practices including interest rates and how they are computed.

 

Experience Required:

 

  • Minimum of 2 years experience as a Teller at a full service financial institution.
  • Back-up lead teller experience.
  • Minimum 1 year of lending experience.

 

Skills/Abilities:

 

  • Excellent interviewing, communication, public relations, and leadership skills.
  • Supervisory and training abilities.
  • Professional appearance, dress, and attitude.
  • Strong analytical, financial, and math skills.
  • Ability to operate related computer software, and other business equipment including 10-key, money counters, and telephone.
  • Good typing skills.

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