Benefits Client Manager
Benefits Client Manager
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Manages a dedicated Book of Business: small-to-medium volume book of primary low-complexity clients (e.g., fully insured, standard plans) with moderate service intensity and standardized service models.
- Serves as a primary point of contact for assigned clients, supporting all phases of the client lifecycle.
- Manages Salesforce – with ownership of workflow, tracking, and data quality for assigned BOB.Provides support on and develops in all areas of the client life cycle.
- Reviews work completed by Client Associates before delivery to clients.
- Resolves claims, billing, and eligibility issues while coordinating with internal support teams.
- May coach peers or guide support staff or junior team members.
- Supports and demonstrates IMA's core values
- Values and understands the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion among all IMA associates
- Perform other work-related duties as assigned.
- Key Strengths And Traits Include But Are Not Limited To:
- Effective oral & written communication skills
- Problem solving
- Emotional intelligence
- Operational excellence + process ownership
- Active Life & Health License 2+ years relevant experience
- Technical application skills: OE guide applications, Salesforce
- Basic + developing awareness of core market dynamics and client segments
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- US Insurance Awards – Community Outreach Project of the Year
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce Citizen Awards – Best Corporate Steward finalist
- Inc. Magazine Best Workplaces
- Inc. 5000 – List of Fastest Growing Companies
- Alaska Journal of Commerce – Best Workplaces in Alaska
- Charlotte Business Journal – Best Places to Work
- Civic 50 Colorado Honoree Recognizing 50 Most Community-Minded Companies
- Connecticut Top Workplaces
- Dallas Business Journal – Best Places to Work
- Denver Business Journal – Best Places to Work
- Denver Business Journal – Fast 50
- Kansas City Business Journal – Best Places to Work
- Los Angeles Business Journal – Best Places to Work
- Puget Sound Business Journal – Washington's Best Workplaces
- Tampa Bay Times – Best Workplaces
- The Salt Lake City Tribune Top Workplaces
- Utah Business – Best Places to Work
- Wichita Business Journal – Best Places to WorkThis Job Description is not a complete statement of all duties and responsibilities comprising this position.
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