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	<title>Comments on: What is it like to be a pharmacy claims auditor?</title>
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		<title>By: LoveL</title>
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		<description>Most auditors are CPhT’s with retail experience.  If you work for a parent company or PBM you may perform desk audits or physical on-site audits. Working for a third party vendor would be mostly on-site audits. Physical audits can take you into shady areas and sometime you will have to work in a basement to access the records needed, the other think you should be aware of is: You will be everyone’s least favorite person. You will have to take a lot of yelling and name calling. However, it is a rewarding when you find that one big flaw in the system; the interaction is limited with clients. Most audits are completed electronically.  Travel will depend on the type on companies you might work for. I would expect not more than 25%, the pay exceeds and retail pay plus the hour are better. It’s hard to say which company is good to work for; I depends on the benefits you are looking for like, work at home day, bonus. Tuition reimbursement ECT, Having said all that, now I can tell you it’s wonderful and beats retail 100%. I would never go back to retail. I wish you luck in finding up position</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Most auditors are CPhT’s with retail experience.  If you work for a parent company or PBM you may perform desk audits or physical on-site audits. Working for a third party vendor would be mostly on-site audits. Physical audits can take you into shady areas and sometime you will have to work in a basement to access the records needed, the other think you should be aware of is: You will be everyone’s least favorite person. You will have to take a lot of yelling and name calling. However, it is a rewarding when you find that one big flaw in the system; the interaction is limited with clients. Most audits are completed electronically.  Travel will depend on the type on companies you might work for. I would expect not more than 25%, the pay exceeds and retail pay plus the hour are better. It’s hard to say which company is good to work for; I depends on the benefits you are looking for like, work at home day, bonus. Tuition reimbursement ECT, Having said all that, now I can tell you it’s wonderful and beats retail 100%. I would never go back to retail. I wish you luck in finding up position</p>
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