Play a key role in claims operations—handling records, payments, mail, and system tasks while working with customers and partners to resolve claims efficiently What You'll Do As a Claims Technician, you will: Analyze and process complex bills, checks, and invoices for proper coding and payment, including payments to law firms, claims suppliers, and injured workers. Research and resolve uncashed checks per company procedures, assist in securing IRS Form W-9 documents and ensure payments are coded properly. Resolve title procurement issues with suppliers and customers. Coordinate document signatures with vehicle owners to align with state title compliance. Work with lenders to secure title and payoff information, letters of guarantee, and title copies. Work with electronic claim documents. Compile, prepare, organize, review, and distribute moderate to complex claims materials to respond to various claims requests, including subpoenas, legal requests, and insurance department complaints. Prepare a variety of state forms/filings according to claims and state regulations, including, reviewing and entering of claim data for proper completion and submission-Including electronic state filings for workers compensation claims. Collaborate with claims associates to schedule medical appointments for injured workers and assist with complex claim referrals, including assembly and review of documents to attorneys, independent medical examiners, and other claims suppliers. Develop and maintain knowledge of jurisdictional requirements and best practices within assigned departments, ensuring all tasks and system edits are completed effectively and in compliance. Some functions may require training for state certification.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED