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Senior Consultant (Health & Benefits)
Job Responsibilities:
- Perform strategy and actuarial consulting to include the following: (Benefit strategy, Goal setting, Benchmarking, Plan design, Pricing strategy, Budget setting, Bid/selection projects)
- Provide actuarial client leadership on targeted clients/prospects focusing on broader business objectives such as: (Take ownership of outcomes, Delegate responsibilities effectively; coach and mentor team members, Build relationships with clients, Understand clients' business, Analyze scoping needs)
- Exhibit leadership in business judgment in anticipating client/project needs and developing alternative solutions.
- Explain actuarial methodology and results to clients, as well as potential alternatives.
- Participate in strategic discussions with clients.
- Effectively lead actuarial client teams, share client background and goals, measure results, share ideas, identify process improvements, provide timely and regular coaching and feedback to team members.
- Lead actuarial work on client teams, provide technical coaching to other team members, and provide ultimate sign-off on results; likely play role on broader actuarial team on jumbo clients, managing large actuarial projects and deliverables, and coordinating with other actuarial team members.
- Act as strategic resource for Health & Benefits (H&B) consultants.
- Exhibit thought leadership for H&B--understand and be able to articulate H&B's Point of View to clients.
- Additional formal or informal responsibilities may include: (People management or mentoring, Business development results, Workflow Management--staffing planning, Technical expertise, Understanding of Aon’s business
- Actively engage in peer review: have documents reviewed before going to client and review others’ documents
- Contribute to the improvement of the practice (through national model development/maintenance, leading initiatives, etc.)
Required Experience:
- Candidate must have a FSA/ASA designation.
- 6+ years of health care industry experience (carrier or consulting)
- Project management experience
- People management/mentoring experience
- Broad business knowledge/perspective
- Team building skills
Education:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent years of industry experience.
How we support our colleagues
In addition to our comprehensive benefits package, we encourage a diverse workforce. Plus, our agile, inclusive environment allows you to manage your wellbeing and work/life balance, ensuring you can be your best self at Aon. Furthermore, all colleagues enjoy two “Global Wellbeing Days” each year, encouraging you to take time to focus on yourself. We offer a variety of working style solutions, but we also recognize that flexibility goes beyond just the place of work... and we are all for it. We call this Smart Working!
Our continuous learning culture inspires and equips you to learn, share and grow, helping you achieve your fullest potential. As a result, at Aon, you are more connected, more relevant, and more valued.
Aon values an innovative, diverse workplace where all colleagues feel empowered to be their authentic selves. Aon is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace.
Aon provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran, marital, domestic partner status, or other legally protected status. People with criminal histories are encouraged to apply.
The salary range for this position is $102,000-$136,000 annually. The actual salary will vary based on applicant’s education, experience, skills, and abilities, as well as internal equity and alignment with market data. The salary may also be adjusted based on applicant’s geographic location.
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