Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster
jcw groupBel Air (MD)
Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster
Posted 2 days ago
jcw groupBel Air (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
JCW is recruiting on behalf of a leading property and casualty insurance organization for an experienced Workers’ Compensation Claims Adjuster to join their team on a temporary contract assignment. This is a fully remote opportunity managing Workers’ Compensation claims across Kentucky. The successful candidate will have a strong technical background handling complex Workers’ Compensation claims, including repetitive and cumulative trauma claims, and the ability to independently manage a high-volume caseload.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage a portfolio of complex Workers’ Compensation claims across Kentucky, including repetitive and cumulative trauma claims.
Conduct timely and thorough investigations, determine compensability, and evaluate claim exposure.
Manage medical treatment, indemnity benefits, reserves, payments, return-to-work efforts, and claims through resolution.
Independently manage a high-volume caseload while ensuring timely follow-up, accurate documentation, and responsive communication.
Qualifications:
Minimum of 5 years of Workers’ Compensation claims experience, including complex indemnity claims.
Workers’ Compensation claims experience in Kentucky.
Active Workers’ Compensation adjuster license in either Kentucky is required.
Ability to independently manage claims in a fast-paced, high-volume environment. THIS IS A FULLY REMOTE TEMP ASSIGNMENT WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO POTENTIALLY GO PERMANENT AFTER 3–6 MONTHS If you're interested, please send your resume to
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