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NHS Resolution in the UK is recruiting a Technical Claims Manager for the dedicated Technical Claims Unit (TCU). You will handle high value clinical negligence and personal injury claims and provide expert guidance to colleagues across the organisation.
The post offers flexible working with options to work remotely, hybrid, or office-based from London or Leeds. The role combines technical claims management with training delivery and strategic input on policy and external partnerships.
As NHS Resolution continues to grow, we are recruiting to a role of Technical Claims Manager to join our dedicated Technical Claims Unit (TCU) on a permanent contract basis. You will have a proven track record in dealing with high value clinical negligence and personal injury claims involving maximum severity of injury and other complex claims with difficult legal issues.
As NHS Resolution continues to grow, we are recruiting to a role of Technical Claims Manager to join our dedicated Technical Claims Unit (TCU) on a permanent contract basis. You will have a proven track record in dealing with high value clinical negligence and personal injury claims involving maximum severity of injury and other complex claims with difficult legal issues.
The postholder will be expected to demonstrate a high level of legal knowledge as well as excellent analytical and communication skills. The role will include providing advice and guidance to colleagues, across the organisation, on cases referred from the claims teams. You will in addition handle your own cases. We provide a supportive environment for our staff with the opportunity to utilise and expand your expertise in health care work and the opportunity for personal development.
This role offers flexible working with a possibility to work fully remotely or in a hybrid or fully office-based setting from our London and Leeds locations.
NHS Resolution is a not-for-profit arm’s length of the NHS working for health care providers to resolve claims fairly and to share learning across the NHS and beyond. We provide a supportive environment for our staff with specialist training and the opportunity for personal development.
NHS Resolution operates several indemnity schemes, on behalf of the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, primarily for the handling of liability claims against English NHS Trusts and other commissioners and/or providers of NHS care.
The Technical Claims Unit (TCU) is a team of highly specialised technical claims managers dealing with the most complex and high value clinical negligence and personal injury claims against the NHS in England. The team acts as a point of referral for the wider claims teams to advise on strategy and decision making in these very difficult cases.
Referrals may relate to seven figure birth injury claims, complex legal issues including illegality, wrongful birth, sensitive matters relating to contributory negligence or proposals to resile from admissions, cases involving surveillance and fraud, the investigation and management of group litigation and related concerns and much more.
“No day is the same in TCU; we see the length and breadth of claims from across the NHS and are very much at the forefront in shaping the approach to dealing with these highly complex matters. TCU is a close-knit team, highly skilled and experienced. As a TCM, I also have the opportunity to provide training and mentoring to colleagues and am involved in a number of projects both technical and operational. NHSR lives and breathes its PEER values and I am proud to be a part of it, helping to achieve its strategic priorities as a member of TCU.”
“Working in the TCU provides a consistent exposure to novel, high value and/or complex claims across our indemnity schemes. The work is infinitely varied, challenging and interesting. It involves working with and learning from colleagues who are genuine experts with an impressive depth of knowledge and experience across all aspects of claims management.”
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