Principal Actuary, Cost of Care
$118,691 - $189,906 per year
ApplyPrincipal Actuary, Cost of Care
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$118,691 - $189,906 per year
About the role
- Accountable for completion of complex actuarial or analytical projects, ensuring timeliness, compliance, and quality of work
- Provide proactive and strategic thought leadership of ways to improve processes, reduce risks, and meet department and enterprise objectives to achieve profitable growth and/or improve value, quality, and access for Blue Cross NC customers
- Achieve segment financial targets and provide concise explanations of results and variances to expectations; act as a financial steward for the company
- Communicate effectively with all levels and divisions within the organization, including Divisional Leadership
- Manage external partnerships with vendors, auditors, regulators, and health care providers, including effective negotiation of contracts and/or rates
- Develop and maintain strong business relationships with internal partners through business expertise and exceptional support; act as a strategic advisor
- SQL-based data queries and data management
- Experience with data visualization applications such as Power-BI and Tableau
- Experience creating and presenting external, client-facing materials and reports.
- What You'll GetThe opportunity to work at the cutting edge of health care delivery with a team that's deeply invested in the community.
- Work-life balance, flexibility, and the autonomy to do great work.
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage along with numerous health and wellness programs.
- Parental leave and support plus adoption and surrogacy assistance.
- Career development programs and tuition reimbursement for continued education.401k match including an annual company contribution.
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Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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