Maricopa Community Colleges  CSR204   20032-99999 

Official Course Description: MCCCD Approval: 12-10-02

CSR204  2003 Spring – 2009 Summer I

L+L

3.0 Credit(s)

4.0 Period(s)

Insurance Representative Procedures

Procedures for Reciprocal Inter-Insurance Exchange Representatives. Emphasis upon customer need identification and customer interaction strategies. Covers information sharing considerations, quote provision ramifications, and the application of customer eligibility guidelines. Also includes active representative monitoring.

Prerequisites: None.

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MCCCD Official Course Competencies:

 

CSR204  2003 Spring – 2009 Summer I

Insurance Representative Procedures

 

1.

Describe the means by which additional insurance coverage is offered to Reciprocal Inter-Insurance Exchange (RIIE) members. (I)

2.

Use military terminology in the provision of insurance services tailored to meet common military personnel needs. (II)

3.

Explain the ramifications of auto quote provisions. (III)

4.

Cite considerations for sharing confidential information. (IV)

5.

Describe inter-office information security responsibilities. (V)

6.

Apply eligibility determination guidelines to the situations of inquiring customers. (VI)

7.

Identify customer behavioral tendencies. (VII)

8.

Employ strategies for tailoring a message to meet a customer's preferred behavioral style. (VIII)

9.

Review customer and RIIE Representative interaction. (IX)

10.

Explain fundamental umbrella insurance policy coverage considerations. (X)

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MCCCD Official Course Outline:

 

CSR204  2003 Spring – 2009 Summer I

Insurance Representative Procedures

 

I. Additional Coverage Provision

A. Opportunity Identification

B. Objection Marginalization

C. Member Qualification Concerns

D. Cross Selling Processes

II. Military Expression

A. Benefit Promotion

B. Common Military Needs

1. Identification

2. Insurance Service Alignment

C. Terms

III. Quote Ramifications

A. Significance

B. Information Entry

1. Impact

2. Underwriting Value

3. Process

IV. Confidential Information

A. General Policy Considerations

B. Verification Resources

V. Inter-Divisional/Office Considerations

A. Policy

B. Management Responsibilities

C. Employee Responsibilities

VI. Eligibility Determination

A. Guidelines

B. Supplementary Need Identification

C. Documentation Procedures

VII. Customer Behavior Types

A. Supporting Vs. Controlling

B. Direct Vs. Indirect

C. Core Style Identification

VIII. Interaction Adjustment

A. Primary Interactive Need Identification

B. Interaction Style Adaptive Strategies

1. Pace

2. Tone

3. Message

4. Non-Verbal Considerations

IX. Representative Interaction With Customer

A. Guidelines

B. Question Policy

C. Discussion

X. Umbrella Policy

A. Basic Information

B. Consideration in Cross-Selling

1. Limit Increases

2. Additional Policy Provision

 

 

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