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Workers Compensation Assistant
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Claims Adjuster or Specialist investigates and evaluates insurance claims. Specializes in a particular type of insurance. Inspects property damage, including damage to homes, buildings and cars; reviews claims after they are submitted; may authorize or deny payment for claims. May work directly for insurers or on behalf of claimants.
$70,991 / year median in Texas
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Workers' Compensation Assistant Buc-ee's - 2.5 Pearland, TX Job Details Full-time 1 day ago Benefits Dental insurance Paid time off On-the-job training Vision insurance 401(k) matching Opportunities for advancement Qualifications Productivity software Full Job Description Overview The Workers' Compensation Assistant is responsible for administering and coordinating workers' compensation claims from incident intake through claim resolution. Ensures compliance with state and regulatory requirements, manages claim documentation, coordinates with stores, employees, medical providers, claims administrators, legal counsel, and payroll, and supports return-to-work and risk management initiatives. 25 Days PTO Medical • Dental • Vision 401k 100% Match up to 6% This is an in office only opportunity in Pearland. Essential job functions include, but are not limited to: 1. Incident Receipt and Intake Receive and review incident reports submitted through Workday and other reporting channels Review documentation received directly from store locations when an incident report has not been initiated Track, review, manage, and close first-aid incidents in Workday Support increased workers' compensation and first-aid incident activity associated with new store openings 2. Initial Claim Documentation Review Verify incident reports are submitted accurately and in compliance with company and state requirements Confirm employees receive all required state-specific workers' compensation forms and notifications Track and maintain required claim documentation, including: Drug Screens Chain of Custody Forms Authorizations to Release Records Panel of Physicians Documentation (where required) Authorizations for Disclosure Alcohol Testing Documentation Medical Provider Records Follow up with store leadership and other stakeholders to obtain missing or incomplete documentation 3. Drug and Alcohol Testing Administration Coordinate and monitor post-incident drug and alcohol testing related to workers' compensation claims Track testing associated with: Workplace injuries Property damage incidents Reasonable suspicion cases Vehicle accidents Ensure all testing results and supporting documentation are received, maintained, and documented in accordance with company policy and regulatory requirements Respond to employee and management inquiries regarding drug and alcohol testing procedures, employee pay, and time reporting requirements 4. Workers' Compensation Claim Filing File workers' compensation claims with the third-party administrator (Strategic), as well as other state programs and agencies that do not utilize Strategic Ensure compliance with state-specific filing and reporting requirements, including: