Health Actuary

Key Responsibilities:
The Health actuary is responsible for performing as the lead Health Practice technical resource providing expertise in areas including such as modeling development and evaluation, rate setting, reserve calculations, plan/design analysis. The actuary will work closely with other Health consultants to service client needs. Key responsibilities include:

• Performing as the primary or secondary consultant (as needed) on Health Practice projects related to financial/actuarial modeling, pricing/rating or underwriting and other actuarial work for clients.

• Acting as a technical resource on Health and Welfare design, financing and managed care issues, providing colleagues both inside and outside the practice with actuarial perspective on relevant inquiries; and participating in training and mentoring initiatives involving junior staff, with an emphasis in developing an understanding of actuarial modeling techniques.

• Building and maintaining effective collaborative working relationships with colleagues, actuaries and consultants from other practices and client staff both up and down respective organizations.

• Supporting actuarial consulting projects to include: review and analysis of data, establishing or reviewing actuarial models, training and development of Health Practice personnel and supporting new business development efforts.