Claims Specialist II/Data Entry/Fraud Analyst

Overview

Looking for part-time work (6 hours/day)

at $8.00/hour ($1,056.00/month)

Associates degree

Last Active

November 21st, 2024 (3 days ago)

Member Since

October 12th, 2024

Profile Description

Claims Specialist
Primary Role: Processing and resolving claims.
Key Responsibilities:
Verifying claim information and documentation.
Assessing the validity of claims.
Calculating and authorizing payments.
Communicating with the insurance.
Skills: Attention to detail, problem-solving, strong communication, understanding of insurance policies.
Fraud Analyst
Primary Role: Identifying and preventing fraudulent financial claims.
Key Responsibilities:
Analyzing claim data for patterns of fraud.
Investigating suspicious claims.
Collaborating with law enforcement when necessary.
Implementing fraud prevention measures.
Skills: Analytical thinking, investigative skills, knowledge of fraud detection techniques, strong communication.
Data Entry
Primary Role: Inputting data into computer systems.
Key Responsibilities:
Accurately entering data from various sources.
Following data entry procedures and guidelines.
Maintaining data integrity and accuracy.
Skills: Accuracy, speed, proficiency in data entry software, attention to detail.
Intersections and Overlaps
Claims Specialist and Data Entry: Claims specialists often engage in data entry tasks, such as inputting claim information into databases.
Fraud Analyst and Data Entry: Fraud analysts rely on data entry to input and analyze claim data for potential fraudulent activity.
Career Paths
Claims Specialist: Can advance to senior claims specialist, claims manager, or insurance underwriter.
Fraud Analyst: Can progress to senior fraud analyst, fraud investigator, or risk management specialist.
Data Entry: Can move into roles like administrative assistant, data analyst, or customer service representative.