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As a Phone Auditor, you will make and receive calls to conduct insurance premium audits for Worker's Compensation and General Liability policies, ensuring compliance with regulations and gathering necessary information from policyholders and agents. You will maintain a high level of communication and analytical skills while handling multiple tasks efficiently.

As a Verified Phone Specialist, your main responsibilities include preparing for audits by gathering necessary information, corresponding with insured clients to collect information, examining financial records to ensure compliance with regulations, and compiling comprehensive audit documents to report results.

As an Insurance Field Auditor, you will conduct audits of insurance companies' financial records to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. You will prepare for audits, correspond with clients, gather necessary data, and travel to various locations for on-site evaluations and reporting results back to the home office.

As an Insurance Field Auditor, you will conduct audits on insurance premium records, ensuring compliance with regulations. Responsibilities include preparing for audits, analyzing policyholder records, and traveling to various locations for in-person assessments. Effective communication with clients and meticulous documentation are essential components of the role.

As a Premium Auditor, you will conduct insurance premium audits for various policies, examining financial records to ensure compliance with regulations and laws, while effectively communicating results with insured parties. The role involves preparing for audits, scheduling appointments, and travelling to multiple locations for daily audits.

As a Premium Auditor, you will conduct audits on Workers Compensation, General Liability, and Automobile insurance policies by reviewing policyholder records, identifying necessary documentation, and communicating findings to both the insured and the home office. Daily travel to various audit locations is required.

Premium Auditors examine financial records of insurance companies to ensure compliance with laws and regulations, looking for evidence of fraud. Responsibilities include conducting audits, preparing audit documents, and communicating results while traveling to various audit locations.

As a Premium Auditor, you will conduct audits of insurance premiums for various policies by examining financial records, ensuring compliance with laws, and identifying fraud. Responsibilities include preparing for audits, communicating with insured parties, and traveling to audit locations weekly, all while working from home.

Premium Auditors will examine financial records of insurance companies to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. Responsibilities include conducting audits, preparing audit documents, communicating results, and ensuring efficient travel to audit locations.

The Collection Subrogation Specialist is responsible for collecting outstanding balances, providing necessary documentation, and resolving disputed invoices through negotiation with insurance carriers and attorneys. The role requires effective communication, data entry skills, and the ability to maintain positive relationships with clients while handling high-risk accounts.

Premium Auditors examine financial records of insurance companies to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. Responsibilities include conducting audits for various insurance policies, preparing schedules, communicating findings with insureds, and traveling to audit locations regularly.

As a Premium Auditor, you will conduct insurance premium audits for various policy types, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations. Your responsibilities include preparing audit schedules, communicating with insured parties, gathering financial records, and documenting audit results. The role involves daily travel to multiple locations within your assigned territory.

As a Premium Auditor, you will examine the financial records of insurance companies to ensure compliance with laws and regulations, looking for evidence of fraud. Responsibilities include conducting audits, preparing schedules, communicating with clients, and traveling to audit locations.

As a Premium Auditor, your primary responsibilities include conducting insurance premium audits, preparing for audits, corresponding with insured to set appointments, examining records, and communicating results to the home office. This role involves significant travel to various audit locations within an assigned territory.

As a Premium Auditor, you will conduct audits on insurance companies, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations. Responsibilities include preparing for audits, examining financial records, gathering data for classification of business activities, and communicating results to both the clients and the home office, while traveling to various audit locations.

The Insurance Field Auditor conducts audits of financial records for insurance companies to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. Responsibilities include gathering necessary documentation, communicating with policyholders, preparing audit documents, and traveling to various locations for audits.

As an Insurance Field Auditor, your primary responsibilities include conducting premium audits for various insurance policies, preparing for audits by identifying necessary records, and corresponding with insured parties to set up appointments. You will travel to different audit locations daily while examining records to ensure compliance with laws and company standards.

As a Premium Auditor, you will conduct audits of insurance companies' financial records to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. Your responsibilities include preparing for audits, gathering necessary data, setting up audit appointments, and communicating audit results. The role requires daily travel to various audit locations, and you will work from home with required visits.

Small Balance Collectors are responsible for collecting payments and resolving issues with debtors through phone, mail, or email communication. They work with clients and peer teams on delinquent accounts, ensuring compliance and establishing resolutions while making a significant number of calls each day. They must also demonstrate strong work ethics, organization skills, and a professional demeanor.