Professional and General Claims Manager, Risk Management, FT, 8A-4:30P

Posted 17 days ago

baptist health south floridaMiami (FL)

Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators Claims Adjusting

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$118,907-$154,579

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About the role

Description: The Professional & General Liability Claims Manager is responsible for the management, investigation, evaluation, and resolution of professional liability, general liability, and other healthcare-related claims across a large, integrated health system. This position collaborates closely with Risk Management, Patient Safety, Legal Counsel, insurance carriers, third-party administrators (TPAs), captive insurance programs, and operational leadership to minimize financial loss, improve patient safety outcomes, and ensure effective claims handling practices. The Claims Manager oversees the entire life cycle of claims and litigation, including incident review, coverage analysis, reserves, settlement authority recommendations, defense counsel management, reporting, and trend analysis. The position serves as a key resource for senior leadership regarding liability exposures, emerging risks, and insurance program performance. Estimated compensation for this position is between $118,907-$154,579 depending on years of experience.

Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in risk management, Healthcare Administration, Business Administration, Finance, Nursing, Legal Studies, or related field required. Master's degree, JD, RN, or other advanced degree preferred. Preferred certifications: CPHRM, AIC, CPCU, ARM, Florida All-Lines Adjuster License. Minimum six (6) years of progressively responsible claims, risk management, litigation management, healthcare liability, or related experience. Minimum three (3) years of leadership or supervisory experience preferred. Healthcare professional liability (medical malpractice) claims experience strongly preferred. Job Field: Corporate

Organization: Corporate

Schedule: Full-time

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