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Claims Recovery Analyst I - Payer

jobgether · US

📅 25/08/2026
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This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Claims Recovery Analyst I - Payer based in the United States. This role supports healthcare payment accuracy by identifying and recovering claim overpayments for payer clients. You’ll work at the intersection of healthcare claims, data analysis, provider relationships, and payment integrity. The position involves validating claims, researching payment policies, resolving disputes, and identifying emerging recovery opportunities. You’ll analyze medical, pharmacy, provider, and enrollment data to uncover trends and translate findings into actionable insights. Success in the role requires close collaboration with clients, providers, management, and fellow analysts while maintaining a high standard of accuracy. You’ll also contribute to improving recovery processes, developing new opportunities, and supporting the effectiveness of payment accuracy programs. This is a strong opportunity for an analytical, organized professional who wants to build expertise in healthcare claims and contribute to reducing waste across the healthcare system.
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