Stop Loss Underwriters-Multiple Positions.

Posted 17 days ago

hollingerBel Air (MD)

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Stop Loss Underwriters-Multiple Positions. Hartford, CT to 120k(DOE), bonus. National insurance carrier is seeking two underwriters to join their team. This can be an underwriter or senior underwriter with 3-5 years minimum experience with stop loss undewriting. Carrier or MGA background. Write and retain profitable stop loss cases adhering to the company's guidelines and within assigned letter of authority. Analyze and select risks based on qualified underwriting criteria that adhere to the company's established underwriting guidelines. Establish the basics of medical underwriting by training with and learning from the Company's internal Clinical Underwriting staff. Properly complete and clearly articulate thought process around risk selection and pricing for efficient reviews with underwriting management and clinical staff. Accurately document underwriting thought process and authority reviews through company journal and filing system. Bachelors Degree or equivalent experience.. 3-5+ years of progressive Stop Loss Underwriting experience. A basic understanding of stop loss market dynamics, risk management strategies, and a strong desire to stay ahead of emerging risks in the market. A basic skillset in the areas of math, communication and negotiation. 80k-120K based on level of experience, bonus, benefits, etc.4 days in office 1 day remote. Qualified candidates should submit their resume to Jim Lieberman, EVP at jalieberman@hollingerjobs.com or call 732-247-5656.

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