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Customer Service Representative - Home Office


TP and You

At TP, we merge innovative technology with a human touch to make everyday experiences easier, faster, and more secure. You’ll be part of a team that responds quickly to changes and strives to deliver exceptional service in any situation.

In this role, your responsibilities will involve addressing a variety of customer requests and thinking on your feet to solve problems. Every day provides opportunities to interact with different people and grow your abilities. There is clear room for advancement, many leaders, including our Chief Client Officer, began their journey in frontline roles.

About TP

TP stands among the top global providers of digital business solutions, helping leading brands achieve operational excellence through forward-thinking, technology-driven services.

Our company is powered by more than 500,000 skilled team members across 300 languages, combining international resources with specialized local knowledge to benefit our clients and contribute positively to our communities and the environment.

Join the TP Family

We are devoted to building a workplace where everyone is valued and supported. We focus on work-life balance, fostering a climate that promotes well-being, creativity, and high engagement.

Our commitment to diversity and inclusion means all team members are welcome and have the chance to succeed.

TP is committed to equal opportunity in employment.

Benefits of Joining TP

- Paid training from the start
- Competitive salary structure
- Medical, dental, vision, and 401k benefits
- Paid time off
- Access to wellness programs and employee engagement activities

Position Overview

As a Healthcare Customer Service Representative, you’ll interact directly with customers and resolve their questions using resourceful approaches.

Key Responsibilities

- Respond to customer inquiries via phone, email, chat, or social media
- Calmly de-escalate challenging situations as they arise
- Escalate complex issues when necessary
- Process customer requests and handle payments when needed
- Log each contact accurately for audits and reporting
- Give feedback about call concerns and trends
- Perform upselling if requested

What We Look For

- Comfortable working remotely as part of a distributed team
- Preferably have six months or more of customer service experience
- Age 18 or older
- Able to type a minimum of 25 words per minute
- Completed high school or possess a GED
- Skilled with desktop computer systems
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Effective logical problem-solving abilities
- Familiar with Windows operating systems
- Good at organizing and prioritizing work

Work from Home Requirements

- Internet download speed of at least 12.0 Mbps
- Upload speed of at least 3.0 Mbps
- Internet provider with no packet loss and a ping under 50ms
- Ability to provide verification of internet speed
- A dedicated, quiet workspace
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