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Audits specific stop loss claims for MGU and carrier clients. Analyzes claim data, validates eligible expenses against policies and plan descriptions, applies deductibles, coinsurance, aggregating deductibles, and lasers, and follows up on pended claims. Provides customer service to MGU partners and TPAs while supporting process improvements. Requires claims experience, healthcare repricing knowledge, Excel proficiency, strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and effective communication.

Promotes and sells assigned insurance coverage through phone, email, mail, and fax. Prioritizes leads, presents quotes, closes sales, facilitates applications and underwriting, records activities in the CRM, and services clients during their first year of coverage. Builds customer relationships while meeting territory-based sales goals and gathering market intelligence.

Promote and renew insurance coverage for existing clients through phone, email, mail, and fax. Facilitate applications and underwriting, present quotes, close sales, sell ancillary products, document activities in the CRM, answer coverage questions, and maintain client relationships. The role requires an active Property and Casualty insurance license and involves supporting other account representatives as needed.

Manage captive and commercial property and casualty insurance accounts through new business, renewals, policy servicing, documentation, billing, compliance, and client communications. Analyze loss runs, coordinate with brokers, carriers, claims teams, and service providers, support sales and retention initiatives, draft policy documents, and maintain accurate Salesforce records. The role requires strong customer service, analytical, organizational, communication, and multitasking skills.

Analyze and model property catastrophe reinsurance treaties using catastrophe modeling platforms. Prepare and validate exposure data, execute models, interpret risk metrics, develop scenarios, and identify portfolio risk drivers. Support underwriting, actuarial pricing, placement, renewals, and management decisions through clear reporting. Participate in model validation, calibration, research, and development while collaborating with underwriters, actuaries, and other stakeholders.

Leads national financial analytics strategy for a pharmacy consulting practice, managing actuaries and analysts while overseeing PBM financial models, pricing analyses, forecasting methodologies, and proprietary analytics platforms. Advises leadership and clients on contracts, rebates, utilization, specialty drug trends, and total cost of care. Drives team development, process standardization, quality governance, product innovation, and thought leadership across pharmacy benefit financial analytics.

Manage accounting, financial reporting, regulatory filings, audits, budgets, and compliance for a portfolio of captive insurance companies. Serve as the primary accounting contact for clients, senior management, regulators, auditors, and service providers. Prepare GAAP, SAP, and modified GAAP financial statements; coordinate audits; explain financial results; and support process improvements across accounting systems. The role requires strong insurance accounting knowledge, client management, analytical skills, and the ability to manage multiple deadlines independently.

Leads stop loss claims data coordination for primary clients, identifies claimants, prepares claim-entry data, builds dashboards, presents insights to leadership, and drives continuous improvement initiatives. Requires at least three years of claims data analysis or operations experience, specific stop loss claims expertise, and a bachelor’s degree in Business or Analytics or comparable experience.

Manage complex casualty and environmental liability claims, including coverage, liability, damage investigations, evaluations, coverage determinations, reserve management, litigation strategy, budgeting, counsel coordination, and resolution planning. Draft written positions, communicate with insureds and stakeholders, and represent the company in management meetings, mediations, and trials. The role is fully remote and requires strong analytical, writing, organizational, and relationship-building skills.

The Regional LTC Consultant identifies employer prospects through cold calling, lead research, and networking with benefit brokers. They present and recommend long-term care insurance solutions, educate prospects, build client relationships, prepare proposals and quotes, conduct meetings across multiple channels, and maintain CRM records. The role requires obtaining and maintaining a producer insurance license, completing continuing education, and developing sales expertise through mentorship.