3 controls technician jobs found

Under moderate to light supervision, investigates, reserves, negotiates, evaluates and settles casualty claims of complex exposure including fatalities; presents evidence in legal proceedings while maintaining adequate production levels; makes sales calls when requested to do so. College degree or equivalent combination of education and experience. Previous experience as a claims adjuster or must have completed Crawford specified adjuster training if no experience. Extensive, substantive experience as a Claims Adjuster; preferred a minimum of 4 years prior claims experience. Strong verbal and written communication skills. Strong attention to detail. Strong analytical and mathematical ability. Must be licensed as required by state and local jurisdictions. Outside adjusters must have a valid driver's license. Must complete continuing education requirements as outlined by Crawford Educational Services. A variable schedule including on-call may be required. Depending...

Job Description: Summary: Under the general direction of the Assigned Management, and in accordance with sound and ethical procedures, objectives and controls, a Network Services Analyst analyzes and evaluates the composition and characteristics of Health Plan provider networks. This position also is responsible for the development of consistent payment methodologies and negotiates allowances for out of area/out of network non-par claims. In the course of this work, the Analyst will be required to work closely with others to assemble and produce documentation and informational materials that will guide Senior Management in making strategic network specific business decisions. Essential Primary Responsibilities/Accountabilities: All Levels - Manages and supports various projects with implications for all lines of business. These projects arise in response to shifts in marketplace dynamics, changes in the delivery of healthcare services, or the emergence of new products....

Reviews and provides repair estimates for moderately complex to highly complex residential and commercial property claims by conducting thorough field investigations to evaluate damages and determine the scope and loss of property. College Degree strongly preferred, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Advanced industry designations such as CPCU, AIC or PTC. Five (5) or more years' experience resolving moderate to highly complex personal and commercial property loss claims Strong verbal and written communication skills. Good attention to detail. Strong analytical and mathematical ability. Excellent interpersonal skills. Strong knowledge of property claim law. Ability to analyze, interpret and capture pertinent information in reports. Ability to prioritize tasks and discern the essential from the non-essential. Research and investigative abilities; negotiating, conflict resolution and persuasion abilities. Solid time management skills and...