Specialist, Insurance II

The Insurance Specialist II acts as the primary point of contact for Health Care Providers (HCPs) and patients when addressing complicated patient access challenges. This position will be a subject matter expert in insurance, prior authorizations, best-in-class customer service, and alternate funding options . The position addresses issues and concerns to provide HCPs and patients with accurate explanations of patients’ medical and/or pharmacy benefits, financial assistance, and access questions. Additionally, this position enables the productivity of the broader access team by building, maintaining and providing access to the insurance intelligence.   Responsibilities : Provide subject matter expertise and best-in-class customer service for all inbound and outbound customer calls to drive first call resolution. Provide insurance coverage, verification details prior authorization statues and alternate funding options for existing and newly launched products. Provide offices with current plan forms, portals, and websites for prior authorizations and appeal submissions. Clearly communicate and educate customers on results of the investigation Investigate and problem solve for patients experiencing escalated issues such as disadvantaged or complex access, savings card/copay card challenges or non-preferred formulary issues. Where necessary, complete a benefit investigation, contact the HCP and/or patient or potentially the filling pharmacy or payor. Quickly learn and execute business process and system changes for all drugs and channel sources as applicable. Maintain an understanding of current business procedures, deviations, and case processing for all brands and channel sources for Insurance Specialist I role to support as needed. Documents information in the appropriate system of recordand formats. Accurately communicate insurance details to HCP and patients via phone, other electronic communication methods and fax, as per established policies and procedures. Identify potential Adverse Event situations for reporting to Pharmacovigilance ensuring AbbVie meets FDA regulations. Support changing business priorities by being flexible in executing or overseeing completion of specific tasks to support the patients, products, or services we provide for all current and new products. Work cross-functionally to identify and share opportunities for process and productivity improvements. Liaise between healthcare providers, insurance companies, AbbVie Patient Access Support field rep.s, Ambassadors, filling pharmacies and patients to administer the Patient Support Service programs. Educate healthcare providers, AbbVie Patient Access Support field representatives, filling pharmacies, and patients on access processes specific to their patient's insurance plan. Meet or exceed department standards relative to performance metrics. Maintain a work environment that upholds privacy standards required by law and AbbVie policy. Act as a resource for the Training department including providing support for training curriculum and new hires. Provide side by side coaching and assistance for Insurance Specialist Level 1s. Successfully complete role based training requirements, including passing certifications and competency assessments prior to conclusion of training period. Understand and comply with all required training, including adherence to federal, state, and local laws, SPII policies and guidelines, and the policies and procedures of AbbVie Access Support and AbbVie. Perform additional tasks, activities, and projects as deemed necessary by management • High school diploma or GED equivalent required. Degree preferred. • 2-4 years of work experience in a healthcare or reimbursement setting; previous experience