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HCC Service Company, Inc.
Claims Examiner
Job Description
Claims Examiner Tokio Marine HCC
- Surety Group, a member of the Tokio Marine Group of Companies, has an exciting opportunity for an Associate Claims Examiner position on-site at our office in Los Angeles, California.
- what we do, our systems and processes, and the members of our team. Understand surety bonds, claims concepts, and terminology. During the first 3 months: Learn how too effectively evaluate straightforward surety bond claims. During the first 6 months and beyond: With a customer service mindset, be responsible for your own caseload
- investigate, analyze, and effectively communicate written determinations of claims. During the first year and beyond: Strengthen your analytical, and oral and written communications skills to be able to handle more intricate and complex claims. Experience & Education Qualifications Up to two years of relevant professional experience Success characteristics: Customer service mindset
- consistently courteous Quick to understand technical information and legal jargon Excellent writing skills Strong analytical skills Teamwork, planning, and organizational skills Facility with using multiple systems, programs, and tracking information For candidates working in person or remotely in Los Angeles, the reasonable pay range for this specific position is $29.
Benefits
- Dental Insurance
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What they do
A Claims Examiner evaluates insurance claims in accordance with applicable contracts and government regulations within their insurance type. Determines member eligibility and financial responsibility of the insurance company.
$88,344 / year median in California
-7% projected decline