Analyst III - Actuarial Services

This position is responsible for providing actuarial analytic support to various departments and company key initiatives. Serves as a technical consultant and SME to financial analysts and, other departments and on projects.

1. Leads on-going analyses of financial, budgetary or medical claims data, through forecasting, statistical analyses, trending, regression analyses, risk assessment, and utilization assessment. Identifies key issues and trends and brings them to the attention of higher level staff members. Uses professional concepts and internal policies and procedures to solve problems or provide suggestions.
2. Builds financial models to support operational initiatives and analytical endeavors and enable decision-making on business and strategic matters. Quantifies the financial impact of opportunities or expenditures. Tests and reconciles all financial models and analytic results. Provides on-going financial analyses.  Consolidates a wide-range of operating and financial projections for the development of short- and long-term business plans.
3. Works on complex financial analysis projects more independently and under supervision of a more senior staff member if required. Monitors, analyzes and evaluates complex data using statistical tools to identify variances, problems and trends. May be responsible for bigger projects.
4. Generates and distributes regularly scheduled actuarial reports. Reviews and organizes actuarial and operational data for reports. Utilizes statistical tools to monitor and provide ongoing analysis of these reports, noting any aberrant data. May be responsible in the preparation of complex reports.
5. Participates or leads in a variety of special studies and ad hoc analyses in support of departmental business and/or clinical objectives.
6. Researches and resolves data integrity issues. Works independently or with other departments to solve problems.
7. Acts as a resource to staff in other departments, providing information and explanations related to financial data as needed. Answers most questions and refers highly complex issues to others.
8. May participate in workgroups or meetings. Communicates and presents financial analyses and models to appropriate audiences
9. May assist in training staff on the use of financial reports and data.
10. Performs a variety of ad hoc data and actuarial analysis requests.

4 years of actuarial experience.

Healthcare and/or Medicaid experience is preferred.

Bachelor’s degree in Actuarial Science, Statistics, Math, Economics or Finance from an accredited institution required.

Passed at least 4 SOA exams and plans to continue taking exams.

SQL Programming knowledge is preferred.

Ability to work independently and take initiative.
Ability to identify and resolve problems, think creatively, strategically and analytically.

Extremely organized, sharp attention to detail, strong work ethic, expansive learner.

The IEHP Team environment requires a Team Member to participate in the IEHP Team Culture. A Team Member demonstrates support of the Culture by developing professional and effective working relationships that include elements of respect and cooperation with Team Members, Members and associates outside of our organization.