Remote Bilingual Disability Claims Specialist

Medavie; Canada; Hybrid; CAD 70,000 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work arrangements

Health, vision & dental plan

Pension plan

Annual incentive bonus

Paid vacation

Wellness benefits

Training program

Career growth

Job summary

Medavie is seeking a Bilingual Disability Claims Specialist to join our national health solutions team. You will adjudicate disability claims and manage cases from intake to return-to-work planning, coordinating with claimants, employers, and providers in a dynamic, collaborative environment.

You will participate in a paid 15-week training program, with flexible work options and strong emphasis on work-life balance. The role supports Canadians across diverse health-related scenarios.

Qualifications

• University degree or college diploma in related health or disability field.
• Bilingual English required; French beneficial for some teams.
• Experience with disability claims management is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Adjudicate disability claims from initial decision to case management plan.
• Provide ongoing communication with claimants, employers and providers.
• Assess key dates and update case management plans regularly.
• Ensure tasks meet service level standards and timelines.
• Communicate difficult decisions clearly and manage escalations.
• Build relationships with stakeholders to support recovery and return to work.

Skills

Bilingual

Disability claims awareness

Microsoft Office

Education

University degree or college diploma in related field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Medavie is seeking a Bilingual Disability Claims Specialist to join our national health solutions team. You will adjudicate disability claims and manage cases from intake to return-to-work planning, coordinating with claimants, employers, and providers in a dynamic, collaborative environment.

You will participate in a paid 15-week training program, with flexible work options and strong emphasis on work-life balance. The role supports Canadians across diverse health-related scenarios.