Jobs · Rhode Island

Workers' Compensation Analyst

General Dynamics Electric Boat · North Kingstown, RI · 2 mo ago
Full-time

About the role

Manage all aspects of assigned workers' compensation claims, including investigation of reported injury/illness and causal relationship to work, nature and extent of disability, and resolution plan in accordance with the applicable state and federal statutes according to the department best practices.

Responsibilities

  • Educate employees with work-related injuries/illnesses on the benefits available under state and federal statutes
  • Estimate reserves required to satisfy the liability incurred as a result of a workplace injury/illness
  • Manage approved vendor services to maximize return on investment
  • Travel between CT and RI Workers' Compensation offices as necessary

Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED equivalent
  • Must have or be able to obtain Rhode Island claim adjusting license as mandated by state regulations within 30 days of hire
  • Minimum of 1 year experience in Medical insurance, risk management or legal office

Qualifications

  • Bachelors degree in HR or Finance (preferred)
  • Previous experience in project management or supervisory capacity (preferred)
  • Currently holds Rhode Island claim adjusting license as mandated by state regulations (preferred)

Skills

  • Exceptional organizational and time management skills
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Working knowledge of Microsoft software (Excel & Word)
  • Strong work ethic to manage large caseload along with pleasant demeanor in dealing with injured workers, medical providers, attorneys, and other third parties
  • Critical thinking and situational analysis skills for strong and supported decision making

Physical Qualifications

  • Light Lifting
  • Stooping
  • Twisting

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