Full Time

Customer Service Representative – Remote Jobs

Posted 1 year ago
California
$17 - $18 per hour

Job Description

Job Type: Customer Service Representative from home
Location: California work from home
Company: Cigna

Responsibilities:

  • Accept an average of 100–125 incoming calls per day from imaging facilities, physicians, and consumers of the Health Plan asking for pre-authorization.
  • Maintain patient privacy for each call by handling and verifying patient records in compliance with HIPPA and PHI.
  • Accept many calls in succession while simultaneously using different applications on multiple screens and accurately entering all patient, provider, and imaging center data.
  • With each caller, go through the whole formal script pathway. Identify and direct any calls that can’t be resolved by the formal script to the proper person or department.
  • Keep your clients in mind at all times, and be able to handle complaints and queries from clients on your own with just one call.
  • Attend all eight training sessions in full, including the live-call participation instruction.
  • Achieve or surpass all performance criteria by accurately managing calls and making high-caliber calls.

Requirements:

  • Requires a high school diploma or equivalent.
  • Prior experience in customer service is strongly preferred.
  • Intermediate Microsoft Outlook competency; excellent written, organizational, and communication skills
  • Excellent attention on the needs of the customer and the capacity to deal productively with challenging callers
  • Assumes responsibility and ownership for effectively resolving issues
  • Dedicated, coachable, positive, and willing to set a good example for your peers
  • Team player who offers and accepts help, exchanges personal knowledge, and
  • Adaptable to changes in the workplace and positive in their outlook, flexibility, and openness
  • Powerful and self-assured enough to act morally upright and honor all commitments.


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