Health Insurance Agent Jobs and Remote Opportunities
Whether you're a licensed health insurance agent looking for your next sales role, an insurance broker seeking a better agency fit, or an insurance producer exploring new opportunities — Amerance Health connects you with agencies that are actively hiring across Medicare, ACA, and supplemental product lines.
Apply as an agent →Insurance sales positions across all major product lines
Licensed insurance agent jobs
Roles for agents holding a life and health license (2-15, 2-40, or equivalent) across Medicare, ACA, and supplemental lines.
Insurance sales representative
Inside sales and field sales representative positions at agencies with established lead programs and marketing support.
Insurance broker jobs
Independent broker and insurance advisor jobs for agents who want to work with multiple carriers across product lines.
Insurance producer jobs
Licensed insurance producer positions — both W-2 and 1099 contractor arrangements available.
Health insurance phone sales
Health insurance telesales and call center jobs for agents who prefer to work remotely over the phone.
Insurance enrollment specialist
Enrollment specialist jobs guiding clients through health plan selection for Medicare, ACA, or employer-sponsored coverage.
Insurance closer jobs
Closer positions working warm transfers or inbound leads at high-volume health insurance agencies.
Remote insurance sales
Health insurance work-from-home and remote insurance jobs for agents who want to sell from any location.
Health insurance agent job questions
What license do I need for health insurance agent jobs?
Most health insurance sales jobs require a state health insurance license (and in some states, a life insurance license for certain products). Common license types include 2-15 (Florida), 2-40, and equivalent lines of authority in other states. We verify your specific license before presenting your profile.
Are there remote health insurance jobs available?
Yes — remote insurance jobs and health insurance work-from-home positions are common in our agency network. Many agencies operate fully virtual sales teams for Medicare and ACA enrollment. Tell us your preference when you apply.
What's the difference between a health insurance broker and a producer?
In practice, the terms are often used interchangeably. Technically, a broker represents the client's interests while a producer represents the carrier. Most agencies recruiting through Amerance Health use "producer" or "agent" for their sales roles regardless of the legal distinction.
How does Amerance Health find me an insurance sales job?
You apply once, we verify your license and credentials, and your cleared profile goes to agencies whose hiring criteria match your experience, states, and role preferences. You never have to send separate applications to individual agencies.
Ready to find your next health insurance sales role?
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