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How to Apply. The Health Benefits Coordinator also takes part in designing the plans and handling their administration and regulatory compliance. The Coordinator conducts analysis, monitors the quality of available vendors, and shares that information with the Group Benefits department.
The coordinator must have a detailed knowledge of the employee and management health plan, including any tiers or differing packages, as well as how benefit payments work. Additionally, the benefits coordinator is expected to prepare detailed reports on the performance of the company health plan.