Health Insurance Agent
national contracting centerHouston (TX)
Health Insurance Agent
Posted 14 days ago
national contracting centerHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Experienced Medicare Insurance Agent – Grow Your Business on Your TermsYou’ve built your Medicare business. Now, imagine having more support behind you without giving up control. If you're an experienced Medicare agent looking for better resources, more carrier options, and a dedicated team to help you succeed, NCC wants to connect with you. At National Contracting Center (NCC), we partner with independent Medicare agents who want to grow their business while maintaining ownership, independence, and control over how they work. What You Gain with NCC:Carrier Access: Access to a broad portfolio of Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, Part D, and ancillary products. You Own Your Business: Maintain ownership of your book of business and renewals. Carrier Direct Pay: Get paid directly by the carriers. Dedicated Support: Get help with contracting, appointments, certifications, and navigating carrier requirements. Marketing Resources: Access tools and resources designed to help you grow your business. Technology That Works for You: Enrollment, quoting, and other tools to support your day-to-day business. Freedom to Operate Independently: No NCC production requirements or pressure to change the way you run your business. Who Should Apply? We're looking for licensed insurance professionals with experience selling Medicare Advantage, Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug (MA/MAPD), Part D, or Medicare Supplement plans who want to continue building their own business with the right support behind them. This is a 1099 independent contractor opportunity for entrepreneurial agents who value flexibility, ownership, and long-term growth. You've done the work to build your business. Let NCC help you take it further. Ready to explore what's possible? Connect with us to learn more.
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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