Health Senior Actuarial Associate
selby jenningsArlington (VA)
Health Senior Actuarial Associate
Posted 3 days ago
selby jenningsArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
A leading global consulting firm is looking to add a Senior Actuarial Associate to its growing Healthcare practice. This is an opportunity to work across a variety of payer and provider engagements, combining actuarial expertise, healthcare analytics, and strategic problem-solving to help clients navigate complex business challenges.
Qualifications:
- 3+ years of health actuarial experience with progress toward ASAHealth plan/payer and/or healthcare consulting experience
- Experience across Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, ACA/Exchange, Value-Based Care, and/or Risk Adjustment
- Exposure to pricing, product development, claims analytics, or healthcare data analysis
- Strong technical and analytical capabilities with large datasets
- Ability to communicate complex findings clearly to clients and senior stakeholders
Responsibilities:
- Advise payer and provider organizations on complex healthcare and actuarial challenges
- Support pricing, product strategy, cost management, and performance improvement initiatives
- Analyze claims and other healthcare data to identify trends and actionable insights
- Translate technical analyses into practical business recommendations
- Work alongside multidisciplinary teams across a variety of client engagements
- Build relationships with clients and key stakeholders
- Mentor junior colleagues and support team development
- Monitor healthcare industry and market trends
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