Associate Actuary
HumanaFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, or a related field. A Master's degree is also required. Deep expertise in health insurance, value-based care, predictive analytics, data science, and risk management is essential. The ability to execute and influence decisions at the executive level is crucial, as is the capability to interact with external parties and represent the company in sales and public markets.
The Vice President, Chief Actuary will lead the actuarial team to provide insights and drive decision-making, collaborating with cross-functional leadership to align actuarial strategies with business objectives. Responsibilities include developing predictive analytics and big data technologies, evolving technology for actuarial processes, and managing, mentoring, and growing the actuarial team. The role involves contributing to pricing models, assessing product performance, developing risk management models, ensuring regulatory compliance, and acting as a thought leader for external engagement and relationship management.
Healthcare advocacy and specialized care services
Included Health focuses on enhancing the healthcare experience for individuals who often face challenges in accessing quality care. The company provides a variety of services, including primary care, behavioral health, and virtual care, ensuring that members receive timely and appropriate treatment. Their model emphasizes 24/7 on-demand care with a diverse group of providers, allowing for personalized support tailored to complex health needs. Unlike many competitors, Included Health prioritizes underserved populations and partners with employers and consultants to deliver comprehensive healthcare solutions that not only improve health outcomes but also help reduce costs. The ultimate goal of Included Health is to make quality healthcare accessible and understandable for everyone, particularly those who have been overlooked by traditional healthcare systems.