FAQs
What are the essential functions of a Pharmacy Claims Auditor at Express Scripts Canada?
The essential functions of a Pharmacy Claims Auditor at Express Scripts Canada include performing claim verifications, desk and/or on-site audits, communicating with providers to gather information and educate on claim submission practices, assessing provider documentation for compliance with benefit plan design and provincial legislation, calculating adjustments for claim transactions, preparing and conducting on-site audits, producing detailed and unbiased audit reports, tracking audit activity and summarizing results, identifying trends from claim reviews, providing recommendations for risk criteria changes, responding to customer inquiries, and other duties as assigned.
What qualifications are required for the Pharmacy Claims Auditor position at Express Scripts Canada?
Qualifications for the Pharmacy Claims Auditor position at Express Scripts Canada include 2-5 years of recent retail pharmacy experience, knowledge of pharmacy software, a valid driver's license and willingness to travel in Canada, a graduate of an accredited pharmacy education program with R Ph.T. designation preferred, in-depth knowledge of pharmacy benefits, reimbursement, and regulations, previous audit/investigation experience, ability to manage confidential information, effective time management and organizational skills, critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, ability to work independently and as part of a team, flexibility and adaptability to change, excellent communication skills, proficiency in MS Office, bilingualism in French and English as an asset, and LOMA or HIAA training as a bonus.