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Manage and monitor the workers compensation claims third party administrator (TPA) for proper claims handling. Manage and monitor the workers compensation claims third party administrator (TPA) for proper claims handling.
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Apply industry TPA Program standards and ensure compliance with requirements. We are looking for an Estimator/Project Manager to work with property owners, adjusters, and other team members after catastrophic events to commercial or residential property such as a flood or fire.
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Previous experience in Drug Testing, Occupational Health, Third Party Administrator (TPA) or similar position is preferred, but not required. Previous experience in Drug Testing, Occupational Health, Third Party Administrator (TPA) or similar position is preferred, but not required.
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We have assignments available to help our insurance carrier or Third-Party Administrator (TPA) clients in Property & Casualty (P&C) Claims Adjuster or Examiner positions. 10 most current years of P&C commercial claims adjusting experience with insurance carrier or TPA.
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