The Senior COBRA Analyst manages COBRA administration for high-complexity clients, including employees’ COBRA benefits, FMLA, retirees, and company leave programs. The role includes fiscal month-end work, COBRA rate entry and maintenance, database maintenance, and responses to federal and state compliance inquiries. The analyst handles COBRA financial transactions and reporting, such as preparing client disbursement reports, processing payments and refunds, and maintaining balancing records. They manage rate renewals and new-client rate setup, review client change requests, and participate in COBRA implementation and terminated-client processes. The role also processes continuation coverage paperwork, qualifying events, notifications, invoicing, and account maintenance. It coordinates group data activities involving COBRA, retiree benefits, and client leave programs; researches escalations and data inconsistencies; collaborates with compliance teams and third-party administrators; and provides membership reporting and client support. The analyst may handle overflow calls and email inquiries, maintain department procedures, train employees, and perform other assigned duties. This position may be performed remotely from anywhere in the continental United States, excluding California, New York, Alaska, and Hawaii. The compensation range is $18.07–$33.92; exact compensation may vary based on skills, experience, and location. The role aligns with an annual incentive bonus plan, subject to its terms and conditions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED