Actuary Manager--Healthcare/Insurance (Remote)
KP Recruiting Group
2021-08-22T15:22:38Z
Kansas City
Missouri
United States
Financial Services - Banking / Investment / Finance
(No Timezone Provided)
Job description
Within this team, you will hold a wide variety of responsibilities, including managing annual program financial reconciliations, underwriting new value-based contracts, developing enterprise actuarial capabilities, and providing actuarial expertise to teams and stakeholders. This role will provide a platform for a candidate with outstanding technical skills, sound strategic acumen, and a collaborative, team-first working style to help lead the transformation of kidney care towards value-based care.
As the newest member of an intimate and growing team, you will have the opportunity for career advancement, as demonstrated by your mentorship of more junior teammates, extensive interaction with executives across us, and client management.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
The following duties and responsibilities generally reflect the expectations of this position but are not intended to be all-encompassing:
Apply actuarial principles in leading value-based contracting efforts, including new deal underwriting and annual financial reconciliations. Lead the development and delivery of executive presentations analyzing program performance, new value-based care contracting opportunities, and industry trends. Provide ongoing actuarial consultation and problem-solving support to internal stakeholders, including Payor Contracting, IKC Operations, Government Policy, and Corporate Strategy teams. Manage special projects, working across the commercial integrated care analytics team to develop enterprise actuarial capabilities to manage risk. Guide analysts in the development of new metrics and benchmarks in pursuit of leveraging data as a strategic asset. Interact with peers across the industry to form innovative, transformative partnerships. A successful candidate will have the following characteristics and competencies:
Facilitates the completion of team and departmental goals by using appropriate methods and behavior to help build a cohesive team Builds trusting relationships by adjusting own behavior to relate to and connect with others Clearly conveys and actively listens to information when connecting with direct reports, peers, upper management or external business partners. Displays sound actuarial judgment and decision making Drives for results by setting and achieving high goals for personal and team accomplishment Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree Associate of the Society of Actuaries (ASA) or Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (FSA) Minimum three years of actuarial experience, preferably within the health care or health insurance industries
Actuary Manager--Healthcare/Insurance (Remote)
Financial Services - Banking / Investment / Finance
Job description
Within this team, you will hold a wide variety of responsibilities, including managing annual program financial reconciliations, underwriting new value-based contracts, developing enterprise actuarial capabilities, and providing actuarial expertise to teams and stakeholders. This role will provide a platform for a candidate with outstanding technical skills, sound strategic acumen, and a collaborative, team-first working style to help lead the transformation of kidney care towards value-based care.
As the newest member of an intimate and growing team, you will have the opportunity for career advancement, as demonstrated by your mentorship of more junior teammates, extensive interaction with executives across us, and client management.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
The following duties and responsibilities generally reflect the expectations of this position but are not intended to be all-encompassing:
Apply actuarial principles in leading value-based contracting efforts, including new deal underwriting and annual financial reconciliations. Lead the development and delivery of executive presentations analyzing program performance, new value-based care contracting opportunities, and industry trends. Provide ongoing actuarial consultation and problem-solving support to internal stakeholders, including Payor Contracting, IKC Operations, Government Policy, and Corporate Strategy teams. Manage special projects, working across the commercial integrated care analytics team to develop enterprise actuarial capabilities to manage risk. Guide analysts in the development of new metrics and benchmarks in pursuit of leveraging data as a strategic asset. Interact with peers across the industry to form innovative, transformative partnerships. A successful candidate will have the following characteristics and competencies:
Facilitates the completion of team and departmental goals by using appropriate methods and behavior to help build a cohesive team Builds trusting relationships by adjusting own behavior to relate to and connect with others Clearly conveys and actively listens to information when connecting with direct reports, peers, upper management or external business partners. Displays sound actuarial judgment and decision making Drives for results by setting and achieving high goals for personal and team accomplishment Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree Associate of the Society of Actuaries (ASA) or Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (FSA) Minimum three years of actuarial experience, preferably within the health care or health insurance industries