Rediscovering Your Purpose
as a Claims Professional
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Most people seek purpose in their lives, and that includes work. BetterUp Labs conducted a nationwide survey in 2017 to analyze the value of meaningful work. They received 2,285 responses from American working professionals across 26 industries in America. The survey found that today’s talent seeks meaningful, purpose-driven work. Participants said they are more satisfied and willing to work for less money when their jobs feel meaningful. In addition, meaningful work leads to less turnover, more productivity, and happy, harder working employees (Workers Value Meaning at Work, 2018).
A career in claims is more than a job. It’s a journey toward personal and professional fulfillment. Being a claims professional affords meaningful contributions to the workforce and the community. On average, 3.1 out of 100 workers will file a workers’ compensation claim this year, and the industry needs professionals to manage those claims. Being a claims professional requires dedication and commitment. Although it has its challenges, the rewards are numerous.
We get it. Being a claims professional is not easy. There’s a long list of reasons why this role is hard. But there are some really great things about being a purpose-driven claims professional:
Making a Positive Impact
As a claims professional, you can significantly impact people’s lives. You work to secure compensation for individuals injured or who have suffered a loss of income. Through your work, you help them regain control of their lives, recover from their injuries, and return-to-work. Being able to help people in-need and make a difference in their lives is one of the most rewarding aspects of this job.
Continuous Learning
One of the most stimulating aspects of a career in claims is the opportunity for continuous learning. The risk and insurance industry is continually evolving, and staying up-to-date on new laws, regulations, and medical standards is crucial to providing excellent service. With every case that comes your way, you have the opportunity to learn something new, whether it’s a new industry injury type or new technology and software.
Problem Solving
Claims professionals have the opportunity to use their problem-solving skills daily. Finding fair and equitable solutions to complex cases can be intellectually stimulating and professionally satisfying.
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Employee Spotlight
Krystina Dawson, CDA, CDAEF
Supervisor of Dental
and Physical Medicine
A background in the Dental industry, I have honed my skills as a dental assistant, insurance manager, and, most recently, a coordinator of both Dental and Physical Medicine teams. Read more
Jennifer Navarro
Diagnostic Supervisor
My primary mission is to ensure efficient operations within the call center, maintain customer service standards, and resolve any issues or concerns that may arise during scheduling processes. Read more
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