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United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 8 Nov 2024

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Summary
 

Directs and supervises Large Group actuarial staff to provide actuarial reporting, analysis and recommendations that will produce profitable revenue growth in support of the business unit objectives.


Description
 

  • Directs and supervises assigned actuarial staff in development of product design, large group manual rates, pricing recommendations, reinsurance analysis, stop loss pricing, discount analysis, claim repricing, and underwriting support.

  • Manages renewal and new business pricing systems for large group insured business.

  • Incorporates the results of trend analysis and other pricing factor analysis into rating manuals.

  • Manages specific case pricing requiring in depth studies for National Alliance and large group ASO business.

  • RFP and value-based provider arrangement support for current and potential large group clients.

  • Provides other actuarial analysis for policy, operational, and rating decisions.

  • Projects financial results and monitors actual financial results.

  • Provides actuarial services to smaller wholly owned subsidiaries.

  • Provides support for rate filing submissions as required.

  • Hire and maintain a competent staff, which includes interviewing and selection of personnel, completing performance reviews, counseling staff, and other administrative matters.


Required Education: Bachelor's degree – Actuarial Science, Math, Statistics, or related field with an ASA or a Bachelors Any Major with an FSA.

Required Work Experience: 10 years FSA (Fellowship of the Society of Actuaries) health actuarial experience or 13 ASA (Associate of the Society of Actuaries) health actuarial experience.

Required Skills and Abilities: Extensive expertise in actuarial theory and practical applications relative to the health insurance industry, particularly with respect to rating, reserving, risk assessment, and forecasting. Knowledge of health insurance products, including benefits, contract provisions, marketing and underwriting, and regulatory requirements. Knowledge of statutes, regulations, and regulatory filings relative to the health insurance industry. Knowledge of the Actuarial Standards of Practice. Ability to communicate well with senior management, consultants, other insurers, regulators, legislators, CMS, and other government contractors. Ability to use sound reason and deduction to deal with highly unusual and sensitive circumstances. Ability to analyze and interpret laws and regulations. Good organizational skills. Ability to meet deadlines. Ability to handle confidential or sensitive information with discretion.


Required Software and Other Tools: Microsoft Office.

Required Licenses and Certificates: Member of the American Academy of Actuaries. Completion of examinations leading to Associateship or Fellowship in the Society of Actuaries. Annual completion of qualification / continuing education requirements of the American Academy of Actuaries.


Preferred Work Experience:

15 years-ASA (Associate of the Society of Actuaries) health actuarial experience.

Work Environment: Typical office environment.



 

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Company

BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina

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