
Associate Claims Examiner
Posted Nov 2

Posted Nov 2
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
• Conduct investigations and analyze fundamental claim information under supervision to assist in determining coverage and liability.
• Manage low-complexity First Party Property and/or Renters Claims in accordance with established guidelines.
• Provide support to senior examiners with lawsuits, mediations, arbitrations, and tasks related to litigation.
• Aid in establishing initial reserves, pending review and approval from senior staff.
• Engage with experts or vendors as directed and assist in monitoring vendor performance while controlling expenses.
• Acquire skills to assess, negotiate, and propose settlement values for straightforward claims under supervision.
• Maintain communication with policyholders, agents, and other stakeholders throughout the claims process.
• Recognize and escalate requests for additional information, inquiries about coverage, and discussions regarding settlements.
• Process claims in alignment with company Best Practices and established procedures.
• Oversee and complete assigned low-complexity claims inventory with guidance.
• Provide customer service to insured individuals and agents via phone, email, and written correspondence.
• Update and preserve accurate claim files and documentation.
• Identify potential subrogation opportunities or indicators of fraud and escalate these issues.
• Engage in claims training, audits, and quality assessments.
• Assist in overseeing third-party administrators (TPAs) and other vendors on basic matters.
• High school diploma or equivalent is mandatory.
• Previous claims handling experience is not required.
• Experience in customer service, insurance, claims, or administrative roles is advantageous.
• Must secure a Property & Casualty Insurance Adjuster License within the first 90 days of employment and maintain it thereafter.
• Obtain and sustain a state adjuster’s license, fulfilling state continuing education obligations.
• Excellent and professional communication skills, both verbally and in writing.
• Strong organizational and time management abilities.
• Proficient writing skills.
• Basic analytical and investigative skills.
• Developing negotiation capabilities.
• Competent in Microsoft Office, including Teams, Word, and Excel.
• Openness to learning and adapting to new computer systems, technologies, and claims software.
• Company support available where applicable for obtaining the Property & Casualty Insurance Adjuster License.
• Remote work arrangement.
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