Job Responsibilities: (please list specific job responsibilities)
oApply knowledge of mathematics, probability and statistics to identify issues, gather and analyze data on a wide variety of topics affecting the financial performance of the health plan;
oAssist with reconciling Medicare Advantage Part C and Part D claims data to financials;
oAnalyze bid projections of Part B and Part D rebates;
oEvaluate impact of proposed legislative and regulatory changes;
oDevelop assumptions, project costs and monitor emerging experience of Medicare Advantage Mandatory Supplemental Benefits including, but not limited to, transportation, vision, healthy foods, fitness and flex card;
oDevelop and analyze trend selections of various service categories including inpatient, outpatient, skilled nursing facility, durable medical equipment, Part B, ambulance, lab, physician and home health;
oAssist with providing related party reporting regarding the Medicare Advantage Bid process;
oDevelop automation to assist with benefit pricing during the bid process and benefit changes during rebate reallocation leveraging VBA and knowledge with JSON files;
oPerform competitive benchmarking on plan designs, profit margins and administrative expense using financials from statutory filings;
oRespond to requests from CMS bid desk reviewers and other auditors;
oSupervise junior staff, including actuarial analysts, in the completion their projects;
oAssist with setting Premium Deficiency Reserves; and
oSupervises an actuarial analyst.
Qualifications:
- Master's degree, or equivalent, in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, or related field plus two (2) years of actuarial experience in health insurance/managed care, actuarial consulting to health actuaries, or related experience:
- valuating and pricing Medicare (Part C and Part D);
- building financial risk models from start to finish;
- working with CMS BPTs (both Part C and Part D) and required reporting elements such as CMS MLR;
- responding to and providing quantitative support for CMS for bid desk review, financial audit, and full bid audit;
- developing risk scores, employing different risk models;
- managing or training junior staff; utilizing tools and technologies including: SQL or SAS, Excel including VBA, macro development, data retrieval, and Power BI.
- Must hold ASA or FSA certification by Society of Actuaries.
- Telecommuting permissible.
Working at
UPMC Senior Communities
UPMC Senior Communities is a reputable and leading provider of senior living and healthcare services. With a strong commitment to exceptional care, UPMC Senior Communities offers a range of options including independent living, assisted living, and memory care. As an actuary at UPMC Senior Communities, you'll be part of a dedicated team that plays a crucial role in managing risks and ensuring the financial stability of the organization. Actuaries utilize their expertise in statistical modeling, data analysis, and risk assessment to evaluate risks, develop pricing strategies, and provide insights that support evidence-based decision-making. Collaborating with cross-functional teams, actuaries at UPMC Senior Communities contribute their analytical skills to optimize financial resources, forecast trends, and develop strategies that enhance the financial health of the organization. Actuaries analyze complex data sets, assess risks, and provide recommendations that help in providing quality care to seniors while maintaining a sustainable financial model. UPMC Senior Communities values professional growth and offers ongoing training and development opportunities for actuaries. Actuaries have the chance to enhance their skills, stay up to date with industry advancements, and contribute to the success of providing exceptional care to seniors. Join UPMC Senior Communities' esteemed actuarial team and embark on a rewarding career where you can apply your actuarial expertise, make a meaningful impact on the lives of seniors, and enjoy competitive benefits in a supportive and compassionate work environment.