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Sr. High Risk Claims Specialist

Personify Health · United States · US

Utilization Review
Remote
Dentist
Demand68
Career growth55
Healthcare fit58
Remote potential45
Salary band
USD 22 – 25
5-year outlook
Stable payer-side role with incremental growth into claims leadership, quality, or stop-loss operations; compensation likely tracks insurance operations rather than clinical salaries.
Clinical license
Not required
Applicant reach
moderate
Seniority
senior
Employment type
full-time
Date found
2026-10-04

Intelligence details

Flexible work details

Engagement type
Permanent
Hours
Full-time
Eligible countries
United States
Profession fit
Dentist
Rate period
Hourly

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Why this is worth applying to

Consider if you have claims, billing, coding, or insurance operations experience and want a non-clinical payer-side role. Skip if you lack claims adjudication background or prefer direct clinical work.

Who should apply

Nurses, doctors, allied health professionals, and IMGs with medical billing, coding, utilization review, or insurance claims exposure; healthcare administrators seeking payer-side operations roles.

CV angle

Translate clinical documentation, coding, case management, and payer interaction into claims adjudication language: high-acuity case review, compliance, medical terminology, ICD/CPT/HCPCS, turnaround, and client/vendor communication.

Skills to highlight

  • Claims adjudication
  • Medical terminology
  • ICD-9/CPT/HCPCS coding
  • Compliance and regulatory review
  • High-dollar and specialty claims
  • Stop loss claims
  • Client and vendor communication
  • Attention to detail

Role summary

Senior claims specialist adjudicating complex high-dollar, dialysis, and stop-loss healthcare claims, ensuring compliance, accuracy, and timely resolution while supporting clients, vendors, and team escalations.

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