Insurance Clerk

An Insurance Clerk plays an essential administrative role within the insurance industry. They are responsible for assisting with the processing of insurance claims, maintaining records, managing policies, and supporting various insurance operations to ensure smooth and efficient functioning of the office. Insurance Clerks typically work in insurance companies, brokers, or other businesses that offer insurance services.

Key Skills for an Insurance Clerk:

1. Knowledge of Insurance Policies:
   1. Policy Management: Understanding different types of insurance policies (e.g., life, health, auto, property) and the details associated with each.
   2. Insurance Terminology: Familiarity with common insurance terms, such as premiums, deductibles, claims, underwriters, and beneficiaries.
   3. Coverage Details: Understanding the scope of coverage, exclusions, and terms associated with insurance contracts.
2. Administrative Skills:
   1. Data Entry: Accurately entering policyholder information, claim details, and other relevant data into the system.
   2. Record-Keeping: Organizing and maintaining accurate and up-to-date records for policies, claims, payments, and correspondence.
   3. Documentation Management: Handling and organizing documents, including insurance contracts, claim forms, and policy amendments.
   4. Processing Payments: Assisting with the processing of premium payments and ensuring they are accurately logged in the system.
3. Communication Skills:
   1. Customer Service: Communicating effectively with clients, policyholders, and internal teams, answering queries, and providing information on policies, claims, or coverage.
   2. Correspondence: Drafting emails, letters, and other forms of communication to clients and stakeholders.
   3. Complaint Resolution: Helping to resolve customer complaints or issues related to policies or claims in a professional manner.
4. Attention to Detail:
   1. Accuracy: Ensuring all insurance documents, records, and claims are processed without errors. Incorrect data entry can lead to issues in claims processing or policy administration.
   2. Claim Processing: Reviewing claim submissions to ensure that all necessary documentation is included and that claims meet the company's criteria.

Are you passionate about healthcare and committed to making a difference? We’re looking for talented Emirati professionals to join our team in Dubai. Be a part of a world-class organization dedicated to improving lives and shaping the future of healthcare in the UAE.

What We’re Looking For:

• Emiratizations with a passion for excellence in healthcare
• Relevant qualifications and experience (new graduates are welcome to apply).
• Dedication to providing the highest standards of care and service.

What We Offer:

• Competitive salary and benefits package.
• A supportive, inclusive work environment.
• Opportunities to contribute to the UAE’s national healthcare goals.