Remote Licensed Customer Service Representative

Remote, Texas, USFull-TimeMiddle

Salary17 - 19 USD per hour

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Job Details

Experience: 1-2 years

Requirements

At least 18 years old
High school diploma or GED equivalent
1-2 years of relevant work experience
Open availability during operating hours
Ability to navigate system tools for information
Connect with customers, clients, insurance carriers, and internal teams with empathy and compassion
Self-motivated and eager learner with strong accountability
Able to complete collegiate-level coursework for state exam
Strong organizational skills
Hardwired high-speed internet connection
Quiet, distraction-free workspace
Own computer or tablet (excluding Kindle Fire Tablets)
Not be a primary care provider during hours of operation

Responsibilities

Handle inbound calls regarding customers' insurance policies
Assist callers with inquiries about coverage, policy endorsements, certificates, binders, billing, or policy modifications
Manage a high volume of billing calls, especially around military paydays
Focus solely on billing inquiries while awaiting state license

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