Title: Negotiated Salary for Remote Plan Advisor Role
Company: UnitedHealthcare
Role: Plan Advisor (Remote)
Date of Experience: July 2025
Status: Declined offer
Experience Level: 21 years in healthcare, 10 years in insurance

Post:
I recently applied for a remote Plan Advisor role with UnitedHealthcare. I bring 21 years of healthcare experience, 10 years in the health insurance industry, and I just earned my Bachelor’s in Management.

Offered $20

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