Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster II
AmTrust Group

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Posted in Financial Services


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Job Info


Overview

Assigned to Workers' Compensation claims, the Adjuster II is responsible for prompt and independent review of insurance claims through effective research, evaluation, investigation, negotiation and interaction with insureds or claimants. The Adjuster II is often assigned to mid-size or mid complexity claims in the Line of Business. Maintains a solid understanding of AmTrust's mission, vision, and values. Upholds the standards of the AmTrust and Claims organization.

Responsibilities

Responsibilities:

  1. Investigates the claim or coverage by making timely and appropriate contact with involved or interested parties including but not limited to the insured or employer representatives, claimant or injured workers, witnesses and producers.
  2. Analyzes coverage that may or may not be applicable to the claim by policy or statutes. Reviews coverage issues as needed with supervisor and drafts positions as required.
  3. Establishes reserves based on estimating most likely outcome of a claim based on the facts for the case and company standard. Adjust reserves based on facts, company standard and experience.
  4. Occasionally claims adjusted by an Adjuster II will involve working with internal or assigned Legal Counsel. Build strong relationships, applying company principles and standards in partnership with internal legal counsel.
  5. Effectively negotiates non-litigated claims. Gains trust of other parties to negotiations and demonstrates good sense of timing.
  6. Depending on the type of claim may:
  7. Communicate with internal Managed Care and Medical resources to ensure coordination with Medical providers on the development and authorization of appropriate treatment plans as well as accurate billing.
  8. Obtain medical records and reports, police, ambulance and agency reports; photographs and measurements.
  9. Leverages and builds critical thinking and decision-making skills to gather, assess, analyze, question, verify, interpret and understand key or root issues.
  10. Writes in a clear, succinct and fact-based manner in Claims files as well as in other communication.
  11. Demonstrates ability to learn technical materials and learns from mistakes.
  12. Manages time and diary entries effective and efficiently, prioritizing work in a fast-paced environment.
  13. Establishes and maintains effective relationships with customers and gains their respect and trust.
  14. Performs other functional duties as requested or required.


Qualifications

Qualifications:
Required:
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
  • 3+ years claims handling experience-Workers Compensation Lost Time.
  • State licensure as required
  • Demonstrated proficiency with MS Office suites
  • Demonstrated skills in investigation, evaluation and negotiation
  • Strong knowledge of insurance theory and practices
  • Ability to travel is required for some positions


Preferred:
  • Workers Compensation Lost Time
  • Multijurisdictional experience may be required based on specific Line of Business
  • CPCU designation, AIC, ARM, or other claims certification or in progress preferred.


Unique Responsibilities:
  • Completes basic compensability analysis based upon AOE/COE investigation
  • Verifies nature and extent of injuries
  • Able to identify change in claim exposure


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