Workers' Compensation Claims Supervisor

Posted 2 days ago

insurance reliefFresno (CA)

Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators Claims Adjusting

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100k-$110k annually

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About the role

Workers' Compensation Claims Supervisor Join a leading third-party administrator, a leader in claims management, as a Workers' Compensation Claims Supervisor! This is an exciting opportunity to thrive in a forward-thinking environment, leveraging cutting-edge technology to deliver superior client experiences and a dedication to professional growth. If you are a motivated professional seeking industry leadership and innovation, this is your next career step. Exceptional Compensation & Benefits Package: Earn between $100k-$110k annually, depending on your experience and expertise Flexible Schedule Weekly pay!!

Preferred Qualifications:

5+ years of experience in Workers' Compensation claimsSIP certification required
Proven ability to analyze complex claims data, translating findings into strategic, actionable recommendations
In-depth understanding of relevant Workers' Compensation guidelines, regulations, and compliance requirements
Strong proficiency with Microsoft Office and experience utilizing various claims database management systems
Key Contributions:
Create presentations for training purposes on all updates on policies, workers' compensation laws, and procedures
Maintain a current and comprehensive action plan for all assigned indemnity claims
Ensure timely completion of all claim file activities
Oversee all internal and external audits
Comprehensive understanding of the California Labor Code as it applies to workers' compensation claims
Reviewing billing summaries
Apply now! Compensation / Pay Rate (Up to): $100,000.00 - $110,000.00 Per Year

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