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Animalia Benefits Manager in Charge of Dog and Cat Insurance (m/f/x)
Vaudoise is seeking a claims adjuster for pet insurance (dogs and cats) in Switzerland (80–100%) who holds a CFC as a veterinary assistant, is a native French speaker, and has knowledge of German (min. B1).
Position and Location
- Animalia Benefits Manager responsible for dog and cat insurance (m/f/x) 80-100%
- Hybrids
- Switzerland
- The first two months of training take place at our office in Bern (the employer covers the costs).
- You will then be based in Biel (for those who live far away, financial assistance is available for housing), where you will work either at the Vaudoise Assurances branch closest to you or at our offices in Bern and Lausanne.
Tâches
- Sort and prioritize incoming mail
- Independently and proactively manage claims from start to finish, including: opening claims files, estimating damages, requesting additional documents or supporting evidence in the event of an incomplete claim, recording claims, cataloging documents, reviewing and verifying coverage files, calculating the amount of benefits due, and finally, authorizing payment
- Answer customers' questions (written or verbal) about covered and/or non-covered services
- Maintain close contact with our consulting veterinarian and veterinary practices or clinics
Requirements
- Certificate of Qualification as a Veterinary Medical Assistant
- Langue maternelle française
- Very good knowledge of German (at least B1)
- Autonomous and dynamic profile
- Good analytical skills
- Comfortable managing priorities and complex cases
Nous offerrons
- A healthy work environment at a mutual insurance company recognized as a "Best Employer"
- Multiple social benefits, such as substantial contributions to the second and third pillars
- A wide range of Vaudoise insurance products
- 13 months of vacation, 13 months' salary, and a performance-based bonus
- The option to work from home (1–2 days per week, depending on seniority)
- A job as part of a young and dynamic team
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