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Associate, Actuarial

Posted 2 days ago

acturhireDallas (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$111,034-$145,733

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About the role

Pricing Partner To Healthcare Contracting Associate-level Health actuarial role supporting Oscar's Network Performance and Value-Based Care strategy. You'll build financial models, evaluate provider arrangements, monitor total cost of care, and translate claims and utilization data into recommendations. The role reports to the Associate Director, Medical Economics and is remote for Dallas-based candidates, with a stated salary range of $111,034-$145,733 for Texas. Strongly Preferred College degree in a STEM field Associate or Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (SOA), or on the track to become one 4+ years of quantitative analysis experience
Nice To Have:
  • Experience in health insurance, value-based care, provider economics, medical economics, or network performance analytics
  • Strong understanding of core health insurance concepts including claims, utilization, risk adjustment, reimbursement, and total cost of care
  • Experience with SQL, Python, R, or other analytical tools used to build repeatable models and reporting
  • Excellent communication, collaboration, and relationship-building skills, including ability to explain technical analyses to non-technical audiences
  • Experience improving analytical processes through automation, documentation, and quality controls

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