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Kelly in Alpharetta, GA is seeking a Claims Examiner - Workers’ Compensation for a 3-month hybrid assignment. You will handle WC claims with Georgia licensure, perform loss assessments, and coordinate with insureds, agents, and underwriters to resolve claims efficiently.
Requirements include a GA adjuster license (FL/SC/NC also valued), 3+ years WC claim handling, and strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills. W2, $34.50/hr, 8am-5pm, potential extension.
Finding a Hybrid job that fits your lifestyle isn't always easy. That's where Kelly comes in. We're seeking a Claims Examiner - Workers Compensation to work at a premier client in Alpharetta, GA 30022.
Claims Examiner - Workers Compensation
3 months (Possible extension)
$34.50/hr On W2
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Need to be licensed in Georgia to handle Workers Comp claims. Florida would be the next most important license along with SC and NC
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