Call Center Representative, Tier 1 – Temporary Assignment
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Community Health Network of Connecticut, Inc.
Wallingford, CT, US
Summary
The Call Center Representative is responsible for answering member and provider inquiries via telephone and electronic media while documenting interactions accurately. They must ensure high-level service, verify eligibility, and escalate complex issues to management as needed.
Job Description
Community Health Network of Connecticut, Inc. (CHNCT) is currently seeking three (3) Call Center Representatives, Tier 1, to join our team!
Important: This position will be filled through selected staffing agencies. Please be sure to indicate the staffing agency that you are working with on your application.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Community Health Network’s Call Center Representative Tier 1 is responsible for answering member /provider questions via telephone, written or electronic media on specified lines of business as assigned, documenting inquiries, grievances, providing accurate and timely information to callers regarding benefit and network information and all other issues as indicated.
Tasks Performed:
- Answer incoming inquiries from members and providers, ensuring high level service and productivity; consistently adheres to all privacy and security standards in verifying caller’s ID and ability to share PHI; verifies member eligibility and/or provider participation using appropriate data sources; responds accurately and appropriately to member and provider inquiries using appropriate resources; consistently treats members and providers with courtesy and respect as evidenced by review of written documentation, call monitoring and satisfaction survey results; is able to adhere to attendance and productivity standards; resolves routine member/provider concerns received through any media; appropriately escalates complex cases/issues to more senior reps. or management; utilizes language line services when needed; and makes outbound calls or call backs as assigned.
- Documentation is clear/concise stating caller concern, actions taken, next steps/disposition of call.
Essential Functions:
- Answer member and provider requests according to department standards to support contractual requirements: meeting or exceeding ASA of 90% of calls answered within 60 seconds, abandonment rate of less than 5%; hold time of less than 3 minutes.
- Consistent use of PhonePro skills and; techniques; accurately identify, assess, document and address caller needs and steps taken to fulfill those needs.
- Appropriately assesses need for referral to ICM/ other programs and community resources; demonstrate appropriate adherence to department standards evidenced through department audit results; seeks assistance when appropriate; documents/researches inquiries grievances promptly; maintain and seek to expand knowledge of program requirements and benefits; utilizes resource materials to ensure accurate information is provided; adheres to CHNCT's company policies.
- Documents clear/concisely.
- Computer proficient.
- Performs other tasks as required.
- Representatives must have adequate space and privacy to accommodate a work at home set up.
- This is a telecommuting position that requires working from a HIPAA-compliant home workspace, via employee-supplied high-speed internet connection on company-supplied computer workstation and telephone technology. Incumbents are responsible for exercising proper care of all company-supplied equipment, and for returning said equipment in good worker upon transfer or termination of employment.
Desired Education: High school diploma or secondary education
Desired Degree: High school diploma or GED
Desired Job Experience: One year in a customer service role in a health care setting. Call center experience or face to face customer service experience.
We are dedicated to having a workplace where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered to succeed. We embrace a wide range of perspectives and backgrounds, ensuring fair treatment and opportunities for all employees. We value our team’s rich array of experiences and viewpoints, which contribute to our innovative and collaborative environment.
We are committed to providing an inclusive and accessible interview process. If you require a reasonable accommodation for your interview due to a disability. Please contact us in advance if you need an accommodation.
In 1995, a group of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) came together to form Community Health Network of Connecticut, Inc.® (CHNCT), a not-for-profit managed care organization dedicated to improving medical services and health outcomes for Connecticut’s Medicaid-eligible residents.
They had a clear vision, to create a model that would bring managed care to underserved populations in the same way that federally qualified health centers bring them medical services.
Over the organization’s first 17 years, CHNCT transformed from a small group’s dream into a premier health plan, recognized on both local and national levels. The leadership and staff of CHNCT had a passion to serve Connecticut’s population, unmatched by any organization. During this time, CHNCT grew from an underdog company into the largest managed care organization in the state, serving over 300,000 members.
From the beginning, people have been at the core of the work that CHNCT does. Person-centeredness is the guiding principle that we follow when working with members and healthcare providers. It is a way of thinking and doing things that sees the whole person. It is an approach that brings the person into the planning, developing, and monitoring of care to ensure that it meets the person’s needs.
After announcing it would move to an innovative self-insured administrative services organization (ASO) model, in 2012 the Department of Social Services selected CHNCT as the sole medical ASO. CHNCT has helped the state to improve health outcomes for members, reduce costs for both the State of Connecticut and healthcare providers, and improve transparency and accountability. Under the ASO model, CHNCT proudly serves over 800,000 members.
Founded
1995
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Industry
Insurance
Org type
Privately Held
Headquarters
Wallingford, CT
In 1995, a group of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) came together to form Community Health Network of Connecticut, Inc.® (CHNCT), a not-for-profit managed care organization dedicated to improving medical services and health outcomes for Connecticut’s Medicaid-eligible residents.
They had a clear vision, to create a model that would bring managed care to underserved populations in the same way that federally qualified health centers bring them medical services.
Over the organization’s first 17 years, CHNCT transformed from a small group’s dream into a premier health plan, recognized on both local and national levels. The leadership and staff of CHNCT had a passion to serve Connecticut’s population, unmatched by any organization. During this time, CHNCT grew from an underdog company into the largest managed care organization in the state, serving over 300,000 members.
From the beginning, people have been at the core of the work that CHNCT does. Person-centeredness is the guiding principle that we follow when working with members and healthcare providers. It is a way of thinking and doing things that sees the whole person. It is an approach that brings the person into the planning, developing, and monitoring of care to ensure that it meets the person’s needs.
After announcing it would move to an innovative self-insured administrative services organization (ASO) model, in 2012 the Department of Social Services selected CHNCT as the sole medical ASO. CHNCT has helped the state to improve health outcomes for members, reduce costs for both the State of Connecticut and healthcare providers, and improve transparency and accountability. Under the ASO model, CHNCT proudly serves over 800,000 members.
Founded
1995
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Industry
Insurance
Org type
Privately Held
Headquarters
Wallingford, CT