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Relying on limited experience and knowledge, the Claims Examiner II is responsible for accomplishing the following assignments and managing accounts caseload for Cyber claims support.
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Claims Examiner II, Cyber. Authorize settlements based on liability and other considerations within settlement authority provided by Claims Manager. Assist Claims Manager in drafting claims-handling protocols.
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Supervise and lead a team of claims attorney professionals handling primarily Employment Practices Liability claims and manage team workflow. If interested in the full-time/direct hire Claims Manager role with this well-respected international insurance carrier located in Mt. Kisco, NY (10549), and you meet the above qualifications/requirements, please contact the following D3 rep.
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N Distinguishing Features of the Class: Under general supervision, an Insurance Clerk processes insurance claims to third party health carriers for billing of medical services provided to patients at Westchester Medical Center.
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Certifications in audit or fraud preferred; appropriate designations could include Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), Certified Insurance Fraud Investigator (CIFI), or Certified Internal Auditor (CIA.
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Basic understanding and application of US Food and Drug Administration labeling regulations to ensure the accuracy and regulatory compliance of ingredient statements, nutrition facts, allergen declarations, and claims.
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The position will require a basic understanding and application of US Food and Drug Administration labeling regulations to ensure the accuracy and regulatory compliance of ingredient statements, nutrition facts, allergen declarations, and claims.
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Maintains the Sales Floor and merchandise presentation in the Freezer/Cooler/Deli area in accordance with Company policies and procedures by properly handling claims and returns; zoning the area; receiving and stocking merchandise; setting up, cleaning, and organizing product displays; removing damaged goods; signing and pricing merchandise appropriately; completing required audits, paperwork, logs, and other required documentation; and securing fragile and high-shrink merchandise.
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This territory allows either an experienced or entry-level representative the opportunity to investigate and evaluate multi-line insurance claims through personal contact to ensure accurate settlements.
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The position will require a basic understanding and application of Client regulations to ensure the accuracy and regulatory compliance of ingredient statements, nutrition facts, allergen declarations, and claims.
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Job Summary:The Senior Manager Industry Specialty Services Disputes and Investigations leads client projects to assist federal contractors and their counsel with claims, termination settlement proposals, bid protests, false claims act suits, investigations and other matters supporting potential litigation or the avoidance of litigation.
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There is no substitution for the one year of specialized experience processing patients' medical insurance claims. High school or equivalency diploma and four years of clerical experience, one year of which included the processing of patients' medical insurance claims as the primary function of the position.
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As a Retail Administrative Assistant you will: Assist managers with store reporting, recordkeeping maintenance, claims documentation, program results records, etc. Monitor the store communication systems, ensure that communications are appropriately disseminated, and track the activities related to store assignments; Assist with scheduling, timekeeping, and payroll administration under the guidance of managers; Oversee employee records and files; includes time & attendance records, employment documentation, etc.
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The responsibilities may include the development of maintenance projects for incorporation into the Capital Program, development of the Residency Pavement Management Plan, review of transportation projects for maintenance issues, oversight of maintenance work done by contract, investigation of claims, and work with Residency staff to determine work needs and plans.
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Focus on what you love: We handle the administrative burden, including insurance credentialing, claims processing, and marketing, so you can focus on providing high-quality therapy in a comfortable in-home environment.
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