Remote Insurance Specialist — Paid Training & Growth

Afni; United States; Remote; USD 20,000 - 29,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote Work

Full-time hours

Job stability

Paid Time Off

SickTime

Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance

Tuition Reimbursement

Referral Program

Career Growth

Annual Performance Reviews

Job summary

Afni is seeking an Insurance Specialist to handle inbound calls from warm leads, guiding customers to suitable insurance products after paid training for state licensing. You will interact with clients, build relationships, and deliver exceptional service from a full-time remote setup.

Career path includes licensing, bonuses, and benefits with stability since 1936. Training precedes licensing, and schedules range 30–40 hours per week, with a fixed Wisconsin eligibility requirement in the job

Qualifications

• Six months or more in a service or sales role.
• Fast-paced environment experience.
• Ability to multitask and manage time effectively.
• Proficient with multiple screens and applications.

Responsibilities

• Take inbound calls and conduct a consultative needs analysis to match insurance products.
• Educate customers on products and services and identify upsell opportunities.
• Read disclosures verbatim and clearly communicate coverages and solutions.
• Research, analyze, and resolve inquiries related to insurance and service issues.
• Engage with customers from diverse backgrounds to tailor support.

Skills

Sales experience

Customer service

Time management

Multitasking

Computer skills

Active listening

Rapport building

Work ethic

Shift availability

Education

GED or High School Diploma

Job description

Afni is seeking an Insurance Specialist to handle inbound calls from warm leads, guiding customers to suitable insurance products after paid training for state licensing. You will interact with clients, build relationships, and deliver exceptional service from a full-time remote setup.

Career path includes licensing, bonuses, and benefits with stability since 1936. Training precedes licensing, and schedules range 30–40 hours per week, with a fixed Wisconsin eligibility requirement in the job