Health Insurance Jobs in Austin, Texas

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Physician - Neurology

Company: CHRISTUS Health

Location: San Antonio, Texas

Posted Mar 17, 2025

CSR - Customer Service Representative

Company: Mega Furniture

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Mar 18, 2025

Interact with customers, answer phones promptly and schedule appointments. Perform clerical duties such as faxing, copying, mail distribution and filing.

Customer Relations Specialist - Urbanex Austin

Company: Urbanex Pest Control

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Mar 19, 2025

Answer incoming calls with enthusiasm and professionalism. Proficiency in basic computer skills, including data entry and Microsoft Office Suite.

Line Chef

Company: Westminster

Location: Austin, TX

Posted Mar 17, 2025

403b Retirement Savings Plan with matching contributions. Westminster has been named a Top Workplace in Austin by the Austin American Statesman for the past 11…

Frequently Asked Questions

What are typical salary ranges by seniority in Health Insurance?
Entry‑level analysts earn $55k–$75k, mid‑level roles $80k–$110k, senior positions $115k–$150k, and directors or VP levels range from $160k to $200k. Pay varies by region; for example, New York City salaries are often 20% higher than national averages.
Which skills and certifications are required?
Key technical skills include SQL, SAS, R, Tableau, and HL7 for data integration. Certification requirements often involve SOA or CAS actuarial exams, HIPAA‑compliance credentials, Guidewire Underwriting Certification, PMP for project managers, and financial certifications like CPA or CMA for finance roles.
Is remote work available in Health Insurance roles?
Yes—about 70% of positions offer fully remote or hybrid options. Major carriers such as UnitedHealth, Anthem, Humana, and CVS Health have formal telecommuting policies, especially for data‑analysis, product‑management, and compliance roles.
What are common career progression paths?
Typical trajectories move from junior analyst to senior analyst, then to manager, director, and VP. Progression often requires additional certifications (e.g., actuarial exams, PMP), cross‑functional experience, and proven leadership in projects like claims automation or value‑based care initiatives.
What industry trends should Health Insurance professionals watch?
Key trends include AI‑driven fraud detection, telehealth expansion, value‑based care models, regulatory updates to the ACA and Medicare Advantage, data‑privacy enforcement (HIPAA, GDPR), cybersecurity investments, and ESG‑aligned underwriting practices.

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