Job Summary:
Oversees the day to day operations of an assigned claims examining team/unit.
The incumbent will be responsible for supervising and advising claims examiners in all phases of the adjudication process and for the performance of each of the team’s members (e.g. team player, quantity, quality, etc.).
***This role will be titled Manager Claims within the organization.***
Responsibilities
- Supervises and advises claims examiners in all phases of the adjudication process.
- Schedules, assigns and oversees the work of their respective claim examiners. Quickly identifies and resolves workflow and caseload management challenges.
- Utilize knowledge to monitor the team’s output for: uniformity in the application of processes, compliant with regulations, and adheres to or exceeds departmental standards of service.
- Ensure team members achieve, and preferably exceed, ‘current’ departmental production goals and quality standards.
- Resolves issues above the skill set of the claim examiners (i.e. act as SME). Responsible for special handling policies/claims (i.e. white glove).
- Confers with manager and/or other SMEs to resolve escalated/unique claim related issues.
- Provides feedback to management on workflow, work priorities and production problems. Recommends changes. Works with other supervisors to develop policies and strategies to advance the work of the department.
- Implements required programmatic and business process changes/enhancements.
- Reporting to management on various activities of the team both verbally and in writing.
- Promotes a positive customer experience through prompt, accurate and courteous service to both internal and external customers.
- Contribute to positive work environment to ensure the achievement of departmental and corporate goals and objectives (outside of Claims).
- Participates in department’s various project work and assignments, as needed.
- Initiates production of daily check reports. Verifies that issued checks balance to control totals. Places stop payments and voids on all returned checks. Records all overpayments and liens, including phone follow-up.
- Participates in interviewing and selection of staff. Hires and trains staff involved in processing claims.
- Provides counsel, guidance and support to examiners regarding their performance, as measured by the performance standards of the department
- Identifies and leads in-service training and staff development needs. Provides ongoing coaching and mentoring.
- Conducts performance evaluations that are timely and constructive.
- Establish and implement corrective action plans, when necessary.
- Assumes delegated responsibilities when the Manager is unavailable for a material amount of time (i.e. out of office).
Qualifications/Education/Experience
- Represent the ShelterPoint brand with the utmost professionalism
- Bachelor’s degree and two (2) years experience as a Claims Examiner is preferred.
- Prior experience in supervising, mentoring, training and/or leading others is preferred.
- Ability to organize time, set priorities, and manage workload.
- Knowledge of disability adjudication principles, methods, procedures and current business practices
- Demonstrated ability and willingness to give candid and meaningful feedback
- Knowledge of current federal and state laws pertaining to leaves of absence
- Knowledge of medical terminology
- Being Responsible and Reliable is a must
- Ability to adapt to change
- Excellent supervisory skills – teaching, coaching, mentoring and leading others.
- Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to build effective working relationships with a variety of constituencies
- Professional verbal and written communication skills
- Independent problem-solving skills - ability to analyze, interpret and apply rules and regulations of considerable complexity
- Ability to work in a fast pace environment
- Proficient in Microsoft Office (i.e. Word, Excel).
Skills Required
- Bachelor's degree
- Two years of experience as a Claims Examiner
- Experience supervising, mentoring, training, and/or leading others
- Ability to organize time, set priorities, and manage workload
- Knowledge of disability adjudication principles, methods, procedures, and current business practices
- Ability to provide candid and meaningful feedback
- Knowledge of current federal and state laws pertaining to leaves of absence
- Knowledge of medical terminology
- Responsibility and reliability
- Ability to adapt to change
- Supervisory skills, including teaching, coaching, mentoring, and leading others
- Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to build effective working relationships
- Professional verbal and written communication skills
- Independent problem-solving skills and ability to analyze, interpret, and apply complex rules and regulations
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Word and Excel
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Retirement Support — A pension plan alongside a 401(k) with employer match is repeatedly highlighted and considered a standout feature. Feedback suggests these offerings provide strong long‑term financial security.
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Healthcare Strength — Medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage are complemented by HSA/FSA options with company contributions and wellness incentives. Feedback suggests the breadth of health benefits is comprehensive.
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Leave & Time Off Breadth — Paid time off and holidays are frequently cited as positives, with parental leave and adoption assistance available. Feedback suggests time‑off policies support work‑life balance.
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What We Do
Protective Life Corporation (Protective) provides financial services through the production, distribution and administration of insurance and investment products throughout the United States. Protective traces its roots to its flagship company founded in 1907, Protective Life Insurance Company. Throughout its more than 110-year history, Protective’s growth and success can be largely attributed to its ongoing commitment to serving people and doing the right thing — for its employees, distributors and, most importantly, its customers. Protective’s home office is located in Birmingham, Alabama, and its 3,000+ employees work across the United States. As of June 30, 2020, Protective had assets of approximately $123 billion. Protective Life Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of Dai-ichi Life Holdings,







