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Certified Professional Claims Adjuster (CPCA) or Certified Claims Adjuster (CCA) Certified Workers' Compensation Professional (CWCP) or Associate in Claims (AIC) would be beneficial.
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The Associate Attorney will attend administrative hearings at the Office of Disability Adjudication and Review for Social Security disability claims, and at the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals for Workers Compensation claims.
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The Senior Claims Examiner handles all aspects of claims notices and files related to workers compensation and accompanying coverages, including but not limited to claims and coverage analysis, liability and damages analysis, reserve setting, reporting, reinsurance analysis and reporting, and travel.
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Ensure proper documentation has been prepared and maintained on asset loss and workers compensation claims. Participate in job related injuries, illnesses and property damage claims and recommend remedial action as needed.
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As a member of an experienced Claims Adjuster team, you will investigate, evaluate, and resolve complex workers compensation claims with minimal direct supervision, engaging your analytical skills to make decisions and bring claims to resolution.
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Join one of the best companies to work for in Texas as a Workers' Compensation Claims Adjuster. As a Claims Adjuster, you will contribute to our mission by conducting claim investigations and administering benefits to injured workers and their beneficiaries observing the Texas Workers' Compensation Act, rules of the Division of Workers' Compensation (DWC), and corporate procedures.
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The Risk Management Specialist works with employees and management regarding the Workers Compensation and General Liability claims process and how to mitigate associated costs when claims are generated.
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Investigate, prepare and maintain a record of all third party, asset loss and workers compensation claims to make certain that the interests of the company are preserved. Initiates perform and document jobsite inspections and audits with special emphasis on hazard recognition, unsafe behaviors and correction of potential third party, asset loss and workers compensation losses, ensuring employees are qualified to perform covered tasks, and ensuring procedures are being followed according to the Operator’s operation and maintenance plan to meet QAQC requirements.
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Further duties include partnering with third party administrator on the coordination and management of workers compensation claims. Work closely with company third party Early Intervention specialist.
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A minimum of 7 years of progressively responsible experience in handling complex workers compensation claims and workers compensation litigation required. Investigates, evaluates and resolves complex and litigated workers' compensation claims in order to achieve prompt and appropriate outcomes.
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The Health and Safety Manager is responsible for managing and directing the implementation of Safety Programs, including DOT compliance, OSHA compliance, workers’ compensation program administration, and employee safety training.
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Monitors and reviews workers compensation claims and the claims processing; identifies claims management trends and inefficiencies and make recommendation as needed. Bachelor's Degree with 2 years' work experience in insurance, workers compensation claims management or risk management.
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PRIMARY PURPOSE: To analyze mid- and higher-level workers compensation claims to determine benefits due; to ensure ongoing adjudication of claims within company standards and industry best practices; and to identify subrogation of claims and negotiate settlements.
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6+ years New Jersey Workers' Compensation claims experience. Manage clients in the areas of claims administration and litigation through benchmarking, loss analysis and general performance measurement reports to ensure adherence to Best Practices, as well as company client specific claim program goals, directives, initiatives, policies and procedures.
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Providing clinical leadership for system Occupational Health & Worker’s Compensation matters and provides subject matter expertise as well as clinical oversight of Occupational Claims for Workers Compensation.
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