Call Center CSR - New Jersey

Job Summary

Remote Call Center CSR - New Jersey opportunities are available for customer-focused candidates who reside in New Jersey and are ready to support healthcare insurance open enrollment from home. This contract/temporary work-from-home role is a strong fit for professionals with 6 months to 1 year of call center experience who enjoy helping people, answering questions, and providing accurate support in a high-volume customer service environment. Candidates must reside in New Jersey to qualify for this role. 

This role offers the convenience of working remotely from a New Jersey location, helping you save time and commuting costs while performing meaningful work that assists callers with healthcare coverage, eligibility, and enrollment needs. Candidates will receive training on program information, systems, call flows, compliance expectations, and customer service procedures. The environment is structured, fast-paced, team-oriented, and supported by leadership focused on accuracy, professionalism, and positive caller experiences.

Key Responsibilities

- Answer and manage high-volume inbound customer service calls related to healthcare coverage, eligibility, and enrollment.
- Process applications, enrollment updates, demographic changes, and related customer requests accurately.
- Enter, document, and track caller information in required systems with strong attention to detail.
- Follow privacy policies, call center procedures, compliance requirements, and performance standards.
- Provide professional, patient, and helpful support to callers during the open enrollment season.
- Work successfully in a structured remote call center environment from a New Jersey location.

Compensation and Benefits

- Compensation: $18.00 to $19.00 per hour.
- Job type: Contract/Temporary.
- Work arrangement: Remote work from home for candidates located in New Jersey.
- Candidates must have their own Windows-based computer and meet technical requirements.
- Remote role helps reduce commute time, gas expenses, and travel costs.

Key Responsibilities

- Answer and manage high-volume inbound customer service calls related to healthcare coverage, eligibility, and enrollment.
- Process applications, enrollment updates, demographic changes, and related customer requests accurately.
- Enter, document, and track caller information in required systems while maintaining attention to detail.
- Follow privacy policies, call center procedures, compliance requirements, and performance standards.
- Provide professional, patient, and helpful support to callers during the open enrollment season.
- Work successfully in a structured remote call center environment from a New Jersey location.

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