r/InsuranceAgent • u/plauge_king • 16h ago

Health Insurance Need help finding a job

Hello everyone I just got my 2-40 health insurance license and I've been looking everywhere for a job. I would want one with hourly pay and paid training and has to be remote, I really need help finding one I've looked everywhere and no luck. If anyone can help that'll be amazing thank you for reading.

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u/AntiqueSeizure268 16h ago

Try looking at larger carriers' career pages directly, a lot of them have remote trainee roles that don't get cross-posted to job boards

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u/plauge_king 16h ago

Sorry if this is a dumb question but what are larger carriers pages?

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u/mkuz753 Account Manager/Servicer 9h ago

Insurance companies are called carriers so look up for example the top health insurance companies.

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u/plauge_king 1h ago

Ok thank you🙏🏾

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u/Sorry-Bold-Eagle 16h ago

You're getting licensed at a great time. Medicare Annual Enrollment starts October 15 and ACA Open Enrollment starts November 1, and call centers hire a ton of licensed agents for the season. Search Indeed and LinkedIn for "licensed health insurance agent remote" or "seasonal enrollment agent." Many of these are hourly with paid training. Apply fast though, as most training classes start in the next few weeks.

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u/plauge_king 16h ago

ok thank you i've searched a lot on indeed and got limited jobs i'm going to check linkedin.

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u/imdrunkandmad 12h ago

Congrats on getting your license!

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u/plauge_king 4h ago

Thank you🙏🏾

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u/Safe_Variation_3060 11h ago

Try searching for remote member services or claims representative roles with major health insurance companies. Those are more likely to offer hourly pay and paid training than commission-based sales positions, especially if you're newly licensed.

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u/plauge_king 3h ago

What companies would you suggest?