Position Overview
The
Transaction Processor
will support high-volume administrative processing operations related to enrollment and eligibility transactions. Reporting to a Transaction Processing Supervisor, this role is responsible for researching, analyzing, and updating consumer information across multiple systems.
The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, organized, and able to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment while maintaining high standards of accuracy and productivity.
Key Responsibilities
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Maintain a professional attitude when interacting with internal staff and stakeholders.
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Process transactions accurately according to established procedures and guidelines.
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Meet or exceed daily productivity targets for assigned tasks.
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Maintain quality standards with minimal errors according to the Quality Assurance Plan.
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Provide strong internal and external customer service.
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Maintain knowledge of operational systems and processing procedures.
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Ensure timely completion of tasks to meet contract guidelines.
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Maintain punctual attendance and readiness for daily responsibilities.
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Demonstrate a positive attitude and commitment to achieving high performance results.
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Follow all project site attendance and operational policies.
Required Skills & Qualifications
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Ability to type 40+ words per minute
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Strong attention to detail and accuracy
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Ability to prioritize work and adapt to changing workloads
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Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
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Ability to work independently after training
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Comfortable working with multiple systems and computer applications
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Ability to meet productivity standards while maintaining quality
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Strong organizational skills and time management
Preferred Qualifications
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College degree preferred
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Experience in eligibility determination or transaction processing is preferred
Work Environment
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Office-based work environment
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Fast-paced production environment
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Occasional overtime may be required, including evenings or weekends
Physical Requirements
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Primarily seated work with frequent keyboard use
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Occasional standing, walking, or reaching
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Ability to lift up to 10 pounds
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Close vision and ability to focus on computer screens for extended periods