Clinical Support Representative

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bluecross blueshield of vermontMontpelier (VT)

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Junior

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$20.00 per hour

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About the role

Blue Cross is hiring Clinical Support Representatives to work alongside our clinical review team as part our Utilization Management department. Job responsibilities include verifying member benefits, provider networks, and prior approval requirements for authorization of services all in a call center type environment. Work hours are Monday-Friday 8:00-4:30.Experience working in the medical field as an office assistant, medical coder, or Licensed Nursing Assistant is preferred and familiarity with medical terminology is helpful. Starting pay at $20.00 per hour.
Location: If hired, there will be a six week in-person training program at our Berlin, Vermont office. Representatives will continue working on-site five days per week until proficiency has been demonstrated in performing the role independently. After this time, employees within a 50-mile radius will be expected to come to the office on Wednesdays with flexibility to work remotely the rest of the week. Six-week paid training. Robust benefits package including: Health insurance (including vision) Dental coverage (free to employees) Wellness Program with a $500 year-end incentive 401(k) with employer match Life Insurance Disability Insurance Combined time off (CTO) - 20 days per year + 10 paid holidays Tuition reimbursement Student Loan Repayment Dependent Caregiver Benefits And more! Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Blue Cross VT is committed to creating an inclusive environment where employees respect, appreciate, and value individual differences, both among ourselves and in our communities. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and experiences to join us in our commitment to the health of Vermonters, outstanding member experiences, and responsible cost management for all the people whose lives we touch. Learn more about our DE&I commitment at http://www.bluecrossvt.org/about/diversity-equity-and-inclusion.

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