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Premium Auditors at NEIS are responsible for conducting insurance premium audits to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. This role involves examining financial records, identifying necessary information, and communicating results to insured and the home office.

Conduct insurance premium audits for Workers Compensation, General Liability, and Automobile policies by auditing policyholder’s records, and applying manual rules and company standards. Correspond with insured to setup audit appointments, examine policyholder’s records, gather data, prepare audit documents, explain results, and travel to multiple audit locations.

As a Premium Auditor, you will conduct audits of insurance companies' financial records, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations, and checking for evidence of fraud. Responsibilities include preparing for audits, gathering necessary information, communicating with policyholders, and completing audit documentation, with required daily travel to audit locations.

As an Insurance Field Auditor, you will conduct premium audits for Workers Compensation, General Liability, and Automobile policies. Your responsibilities include examining financial records, preparing audit documents, and communicating results to clients and the home office. Daily travel to various audit locations is a key component of the role.

As a Premium Auditor, you will conduct audits on insurance policies, such as Workers Compensation and General Liability. Your role involves preparing for audits by identifying necessary information, examining policyholder records, and preparing comprehensive audit documents. You'll communicate findings to clients and the home office while traveling to various audit locations regularly.

As a Premium Auditor, you will conduct insurance premium audits for various policies, prepare for audits, gather necessary information, communicate with insured individuals, and travel to multiple audit locations for data collection and verification.

The Subrogation Specialist is responsible for collecting outstanding balances, resolving invoice disputes, negotiating claims with insurers and attorneys, and maintaining communication with businesses. The role involves using various methods to gather information and ensuring compliance with management's account work standards.