Remote position-Entry Level or licensed Insurance Agent
victory marketing developmentHouston (TX)
Remote position-Entry Level or licensed Insurance Agent
Posted 6 days ago
victory marketing developmentHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
You’ve Spent Your Career Protecting Their Physical Health. Now, Help Them Protect Their Financial Future. If you are a nurse, medical assistant, EMT, or healthcare professional, you already know what it means to care for people when they are most vulnerable. But long shifts, burnout, and a lack of schedule control can take a toll. What if you could use your passion for helping others to build your own virtual business? We are recruiting medical professionals who want to transition their consultative skills into the financial services sector. In this role, you will identify financial needs, recommend appropriate protective solutions—including life insurance, annuities, and retirement planning—and help families gain greater financial confidence and peace of mind. What We OfferTrue Autonomy: Enjoy a 100% remote, virtual business model that allows you to work from anywhere. Uncapped Earning Potential: Earn through commissions and performance bonuses, with a projected first-year income range of $59,000 to $169,000+, depending on performance. Flexible Schedule: Choose when you work and how much time you dedicate to building your business. No Financial Background Required: Receive comprehensive training, mentorship, and licensing support to help you get started. Apply TodayMove from treating symptoms to securing futures.
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