Claims adjuster supervisor vs total loss specialist

Differences between claims adjuster supervisor and total loss specialist duties and responsibilities

Claims adjuster supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage file inventory by utilizing CCC pathways diary system documenting claim file activities in accordance with establish procedures
• Audit pending case loads to determine exposures involve, direct litigation management and report to excess/re-insurers pursuant to retention levels.
• Mitigate medical expenses by recognizing improper billing of CPT and ICD9 codes.
• Initiate and answer arbitration cases.
• Serve as an arbitration panelist for intercompany arbitration cases.
• Attend depositions when require and coordinate litigation files with in-house counsel.
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Total loss specialist example responsibilities.

• Analyze and support development and execution of underwriting, automation and operational strategies to efficiently and effectively manage the portfolio.
• Work with SIU to flag fraud and mitigate fraudulent payouts.
• Clean, pack and organize the SIU office and files.
• Participate in utilizing inter-company arbitration.
• Participate in utilizing inter-company arbitration.