Claims Adjuster III - Indianapolis, United States - Protective Insurance

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**Claims Adjuster III - Workers' Compensation**

at Protective Insurance Indianapolis, Indiana **Workers Compensation Claim Representative III-Senior Lost Time Adjuster**

**Description**: Lost Time Adjuster Workers Compensation

**Reports to**: WC Claims Supervisor

**Location**: Carmel, IN

**Protective Insurance Company**

Protective has more than 80 years of experience providing insurance for the transportation industry. Protective Insurance Company is licensed in 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and all Canadian provinces and provides coverage for trucking fleets of all sizes. We also offer a public transportation insurance program that provides comprehensive coverage for charter and tour bus companies, school bus contractors and limousine services.

**Position Overview**

Protective Insurance is seeking an experienced Senior Lost Time Adjuster to join its Workers Compensation Claims Department in Carmel, Indiana. This individual will effectively review and handle lost time/indemnity claims and determine appropriate action relating to investigation, evaluation, negotiation, and settlement resolution.

**Primary Duties**

Manage desk- and caseload of at least 100 claims in an efficient and professional manner

Adjudicate complex litigation, catastrophic, and fatality workers compensation claims

Investigate claims thoroughly, including coverage, compensability and exposure

Evaluate injury exposures and maintain accurate and timely reserves on all files

Control and manage litigation

Evaluate claims for settlement and negotiate with claimants and attorneys to resolve claims in an appropriate and timely manner

Control and manage medical

Evaluate claims for resolution and settlement

Ensure files are accurately documented and updated at all times

Ensure that all payments are appropriate, timely, and accurate

File state forms based on jurisdictional requirements

Assist in claim projects upon request

**Requirements**

Recommended a minimum of 10 up to 15 years of multi-state experience in handling workers compensation claims

Maintain and/or acquire all required professional licenses

Attend ongoing training and remain proficient with workers compensation statutes for the states that you have been assigned

Demonstrates positive attitude and leadership skills within the team and department

Demonstrates a strong and consistent commitment of outstanding claims service to internal and external customers

Performance ratings consistently at meets and/or exceeds in multiple performance areas

Experience in handling complex litigation, catastrophic, and fatality workers compensation claims

Strong oral written communication skills

Strong analytical skills and attention to detail

Time management skills and demonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities with accuracy and efficiency

Ability to travel periodically (i.e. account visits, state licensing conferences, etc.)

Ability to work remotely as needed

Proficient knowledge of Microsoft Office suite

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