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Retirement Plan Administrator

RochesterRegional Health

ROCHESTER, NYFull-timeSeen 2w agoSeen in employer's feed 5 days ago

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Compensation
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Location
ROCHESTER, NY
Schedule
Full-time
Work Authorization
Not specified

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Job overview

The Retirement Plan Administrator supports Rochester Regional Health’s defined benefit, defined contribution, and deferred compensation programs. The role administers plan participation and benefits, prepares calculations and reports, coordinates payments and vendor activity, and responds to participant questions. It also educates employees about plan provisions and retirement options, supports communications and financial-wellness activities, and contributes to regulatory compliance and process improvement.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Retirement Plan Administration, nice to haveERISA Regulations, nice to haveIRS Regulations, nice to haveDOL Regulations, nice to havePension Calculations, nice to haveData Validation, nice to haveParticipant Education, nice to haveData Analysis, nice to haveCustomer Service, nice to have

Full job description

Description Job Title: Retirement Plan Administrator Department: Human Resources Location: Riedman Campus Hours Per Week: 40 Schedule: 8am - 4:30pm SUMMARY: Responsible for administration of Rochester Regional Health's retirement programs, including defined benefit, defined contribution, and deferred compensation plans. Educates employees regarding retirement plan provisions, retirement savings opportunities, and the retirement process. Applies knowledge of plan provisions to support participant inquiries, retirement calculations, reporting, communications, and retirement program administration activities. RESPONSIBILITIES: Retirement Plan Administration: Administers retirement plans including determination of participant eligibility, vesting status, and retirement plan participation requirements. Applies knowledge of plan provisions and pertinent ERISA, IRS, and DOL regulations. Supports administration of defined contribution and deferred compensation plans through coordination with plan recordkeepers and service providers. Reviews plan reporting, supports participant inquiries, and assists with resolution of plan administrative issues. Prepares benefit estimates and final calculations in pension system. Maintains data integrity of participant records to ensure accurate retirement benefits calculations. Coordinates the retirement process for participants, including explanation of plan provisions and payment options, completion of appropriate paperwork, and payment of benefits. Initiates payments with plan trustees; monitors trustee payment entry schedule, coordinates with trustee representatives to ensure accurate entry and timely benefit payments. Conducts periodic audits and monitors for participants approaching normal retirement and Required Minimum Distribution age. Prepares required participant notices; validates data and ensures timely distribution. Reviews and validates retirement plan data, reports, and participant information to support accurate plan administration and regulatory compliance. Serves as a liaison with retirement plan vendors, payroll, and internal stakeholders to address operational and administrative issues related to retirement programs. Participant Support and Education: Educates participants regarding plan eligibility, plan provisions and commencement options. Discusses implications of early, normal, or late retirement benefit commencement. Provides superior customer service by responding to participant inquiries and resolving issues. Serves as resource for prospective, current, and former employees regarding defined contribution and deferred compensation plans, including plan features, employer contributions, enrollment, distributions, retirement planning resources, and available decision support tools. Supports retirement savings education and engagement activities that promote financial wellness, retirement readiness, and understanding of retirement benefit programs. Reporting, Communications, and Process Improvement: Prepares reports and performs data validation activities related to retirement plan participation, contributions, distributions, and benefit calculations. Analyzes retirement plan and participant service data to identify trends, support planning, and recommend improvements to participant experience and operational efficiency. Assists with development and maintenance of retirement-related communications, educational materials, presentations, website content, and participant resources. Collaborates with team members and makes recommendations for process improvement to streamline and maximize efficiency. Participates in development and refinement of department procedures. Professional Development and Special Projects: Stays abreast of regulatory developments pertaining to regulations impacting retirement plans. Maintains professional growth and development through ongoing education, attendance at relevant seminars, and participation in professional organizations and committees. Parti

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Pay
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  • New York median$100–140K/yr337 salary ranges
  • New York median$24–28/hr83 hourly ranges
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Education
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