ASA/ FSA Health Actuary- Dallas

Posted 8 days ago

oliver james associatesDallas (TX)

Actuaries Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$110000 - $180000

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About the role

Salary$110000 - $180000 Location Dallas, TX, USAContractPermanentIndustryActuarialContactHannah BurgessHannah.Burgess@oliverjames.com Oliver James are pleased to be working with a large well established US health insurer with a significant multi-state footprint across Commercial and Government Programs. The business operates at considerable scale across Medicare, Medicaid and employer-sponsored coverage and are now looking to add a credentialed Health Actuary to its already sizeable team. Within this role you will use financial and actuarial principles to assess the impact of company decision making. Using your product line knowledge (preferably medicare) you will oversee pricing, underwriting, statistics, reserving, forecasting and other actuarial requirements.

Role requirements:

ASA or FSA credentialed
Health actuarial experience
Preference for deep medicare knowledge

This opportunity is offering the scale and resources of a major payer while still giving you ownership of complex, high-impact actuarial work. The role is particularly attractive for someone wanting to move beyond pure modelling into project leadership, strategic decision support and greater visibility across the Medicare business. For further details on this role or for a confidential discussion around how your role compares in the market, please don't hesitate to reach out on [email protected] or +1 646 494 5020.

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