Claims Auditor I: Compliance & Records Review

State of Oklahoma; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

The State of Oklahoma is seeking a Claims Auditor I to review claims, business records, and related documents for compliance with applicable laws and regulations. You will advise claimants on interpretation of statutes and regulations and maintain detailed case records.

This full-time role requires an associate degree or higher and relevant experience, with opportunities to grow through training and collaboration with attorneys, accountants, and other professionals in the Office of the State

Qualifications

• Audits claims and other records to verify compliance with laws and regulations.
• Advises claimants on interpretation of statutes and regulations.
• Maintains records and prepares oral and written reports.

Responsibilities

• Performs office audits of claims, other business records, and documents to determine or verify compliance with laws and regulations.
• Advises claimants concerning the interpretation and application of the statutes and regulations pertaining to the claim.
• Maintains records and submits oral and written reports concerning cases and activities.
• Confers with attorneys, accountants, and other professionals in administering the laws and policies of the state and/or agency.
• Performs other related work and duties as required and assigned.

Skills

Telephone etiquette

Computer etiquette

Teamwork

Microsoft Office

Desk tools

Keyboarding

10-key

Customer service

Education

Associate degree in business, accounting, finance, public administration, law, or other relevant field of study

Bachelor’s degree and 2 years of relevant experience

Job description

The State of Oklahoma is seeking a Claims Auditor I to review claims, business records, and related documents for compliance with applicable laws and regulations. You will advise claimants on interpretation of statutes and regulations and maintain detailed case records.

This full-time role requires an associate degree or higher and relevant experience, with opportunities to grow through training and collaboration with attorneys, accountants, and other professionals in the Office of the State