Provider Reconciliation Representative Id-3111

YOUR ROLE

  • Providing customer services for international claims for reconciliation related files.
  • Responding to incoming queries in an appropriate and timely manner, advantage to have knowledge in SalesForce. Appropriate responses may require in-depth analysis and involve expert advice (Medical Consultant, Account Manager, Network Manager, Legal Advisor etc). An appropriate response is correct, clear, concise and provider & stakeholder friendly.
  • Answering incoming tasks via queue from internal stakeholder, or those escalated by the providers for expert advice.
  • Taking ownership of difficult or high-value files.
  • Responding via the most efficient channel (e.g. e-mail, SF, etc).
  • Following up on the individual workload and taking appropriate action when agreed targets are not met.
  • Providing accurate file information to internal stakeholders where required.

Monitor all incoming Tasks for upload & ensure they are reviewed and acted on within 2 business days.

Tag CSR & amend the status in Sales Force is any communication needs to be done to the provider.

  • Tracking procedural irregularities and raising these with the Team Seniors.
  • Actively working to maintain a co-operative and friendly working environment.

 

YOUR PROFILE

  • You have a minimum diploma or equal through experience.
  • You have good knowledge of English (both spoken and written), any additional language is an asset but not essential.
  • Medical terminology - added advantage.
  • Use of necessary reference works.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office and proprietary IT applications
  • Written skills: conveys messages in clear language, paying attention to terminologies/circumstances

and appropriate style.

  • Provider focused: communicates empathically, precisely and factually.
  • Skilled decision-maker: takes the right action on allocated files based on the information available.
  • Accurate: works accurately by giving complete and correct answers.
  • Responsible: ensures that assigned contracts are followed up in a diligent, timely and accurate manner.
  • Disciplined: follows procedures, agreements and document flows correctly.
  • Efficient: able to strike the right balance between quality and quantity.
  • Team-player: enjoys working as part of a team.
  • Computer-literate: quick to learn current office applications and Cigna International in-house systems.
  • Discrete: exercises utmost discretion when dealing with confidential (medical) information.

 

Our offer

  • A challenging job in an international and growing enterprise.
  • A dynamic, young and entrepreneurial company culture that values and stimulates initiative.
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