L&I Workers' Compensation Adjudicator 5 - Penalty Adjudicator jobs in United States
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Washington State Department of Labor & Industries · 19 hours ago

L&I Workers' Compensation Adjudicator 5 - Penalty Adjudicator

The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries is dedicated to keeping Washington safe and working. They are seeking a Workers’ Compensation Adjudicator 5 to assess and enforce compliance of laws governing Self Insured Employers and Third-Party Administrators administering workers’ compensation benefits.

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Responsibilities

Interprets facts and applies laws and rules when determining assessments of penalties on violations
Manages a caseload of work item request by reviewing, adjudicating and assuring decisions are made within management expectations
Assigns, tracks, and reviews recommendations from level 3, 4 and 5 adjudicators
Reviews requests for Willful Misrepresentation sent to the department by Self-Insured employers
Testify on facts regarding department actions for all penalty appeals at the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals (BIIA)
Give Depositions on penalty decisions for specific claims
Communicate at other judicially related activities as related to adjudicative level claim decisions
Occasionally speak publicly regarding penalties and related compliance activities
Participate in legislative activities including bill analyses and rule-making
And much more!

Qualification

Workers' Compensation Adjudicator 2Workers' Compensation Adjudicator 4Adjudicating insurance claimsClaims investigationsDisability managementMedical billingParalegal servicesCommunication skillsCustomer focusGrowth

Required

Successful completion of the Department of Labor and Industries Workers' Compensation Adjudicator 2 Apprenticeship program
One year of experience as a Workers' Compensation Adjudicator 4
Bachelor's degree AND Four years of experience in adjudicating workers' or crime victims' compensation insurance claims, or adjudication of time loss payments
Equivalent education/experience
The ability to take action to learn and grow
The ability to take action to meet the needs of others

Preferred

Four years of experience in adjudication of workers' claims with the Department of Labor and Industries, to include one year of experience as a Workers' Compensation Adjudicator 4

Benefits

Teleworking is one of the work schedule options for this position
Flexible custom work schedules
A generous retirement package

Company

Washington State Department of Labor & Industries

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The diverse programs that make up the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) share a common purpose: safety, protection and economic opportunity.

Funding

Current Stage
Late Stage

Leadership Team

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Mukesh D.
Chief Technology Officer
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Audrey Dorsey
Chief Administrative Officer
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