Claims Adjuster, Municipal Association of South Carolina
Come join a team where you will be valued while engaging in meaningful work supporting the cities and towns in South Carolina!
Who We Are
Welcome to the Municipal Association of South Carolina. The Association is a nonprofit organization representing all of South Carolina’s 271 cities and towns. The Association is dedicated to the principles established by the cities and towns that founded it: to offer the services, programs and products that will give municipal officials the knowledge, experience and tools necessary to operate efficiently and effectively in the complex world of local government.
The Association’s staff works as a team to deliver top-notch customer service to thousands of municipal officials across the state. From the capital city to small, rural towns, we strive to offer trainings, grants, risk management services, statewide legislative advocacy, resources and other services that help municipal officials govern smarter and better.
South Carolina hometowns, represented by the Municipal Association of South Carolina, bring value to our state as important building blocks in supporting economic growth and prosperity. Come be a part of the team.
To learn more about the Municipal Association and its programs and services, visit www.masc.sc.
What We’re Searching For
The Municipal Association of South Carolina is accepting resumes for the position of claims adjuster for the workers’ compensation insurance program.
Job Duties include but are not limited to:
- Reviews, investigates, analyzes and adjusts workers’ compensation claims in accordance with current laws and regulations; and responsible for all aspects of each claim, including but not limited to, informal conferences and hearings, mediation and claims litigation.
- Reviews, examines, monitors and reports on Medicare beneficiary compliance for worker compensation claims.
- Travels occasionally in-state to conduct member visits; and meets with assigned members at their location for annual visits and as necessary to conduct investigations.
Qualifications included but are not limited to:
- Bachelor’s degree or education and training equivalent to four years of college education in business administration, public administration, risk management or a closely related field.
- Minimum of three years of experience in subrogation or workers’ compensation claims adjudication. Public sector knowledge/experience is a plus.
- Must possess a valid state driver’s license and a valid SC Claims Adjuster license. Associate in Claims designation is preferred.
- Fundamental knowledge of the insurance industry, claims and the insurance legal and regulatory environment; proven ability to negotiate fair and equitable claims settlements; and demonstrated above average interpersonal, organizational and customer service skills, as well as written and verbal communication.
Visit the Municipal Association of SC Career Center. For more information about the Municipal Association of South Carolina, visit us online at www.masc.sc.