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As of Jul 25, 2026, the average hourly pay for workers compensation claims representative trainee in the United States is $24.12, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $18.27 and $27.40 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Workers Compensation Claims Representative Trainee vs Claims Adjuster?

AspectWorkers Compensation Claims Representative TraineeClaims Adjuster
CredentialsHigh school diploma or equivalent; on-the-job trainingHigh school diploma; often requires licensing or certification
Work EnvironmentOffice setting; training period with supervisionOffice or field; handling claims directly
Industry UsagePrimarily in workers' compensation insuranceBroader insurance claims, including auto, property, and workers' comp

Workers Compensation Claims Representative Trainee and Claims Adjuster roles both involve handling insurance claims, but trainees are in training and focus on workers' compensation cases, while claims adjusters manage a wider range of claims independently. The trainee position is an entry-level step, often requiring less experience, with a focus on learning industry-specific processes.

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Workers' Compensation Claims Representative

Workers' Compensation Claims Representative

Claims Administrative Services, Inc.

Tyler, TX • Remote

Full-time

Medical

Posted 4 days ago

Job description

About Us

Claims Administrative Services, Inc (CAS) has served as a third-party administrator handling workers' compensation and property and casualty claims for a wide array of clients since 1990. In addition to our claims experience, CAS offers safety and loss control, cost containment services, and program administration. Every day our experienced professionals are on the job, reducing the frequency and severity of workplace injuries, managing associated claims costs, and helping injured employees return to work. Our personalized customer service combined with dedicated experience, innovation, and cost efficiency, assists our clients in reducing costs and protecting their employees.

Structure and Ownership

Heartland Security Insurance Group is the holding company for Claims Administrative Services, Inc. Heartland is comprised of seven different insurance and risk management businesses, providing products and services globally. Each of the companies offer solutions to distinct client groups in the federal, state and private sectors. The organization has been under continuous private family ownership for 50 years. Today, it has over 60 stockholders as well as ESOP ownership. In addition to providing an important retirement benefit to associates, the Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) assures that everyone in the organization has a vested interest in providing the very highest level of service to the client.

Commitment to the Community

Claims Administrative Services, Inc., and the parent organization, Heartland Security Insurance Group, have a long history of philanthropy to the local, national, and international communities.

Workers' Compensation Claims Representative

Primary Responsibility

The Claims Representative will manage an assigned caseload of medical only and lost time Workers’ Compensation claims from the first report of injury to resolution according to the applicable law. This includes making decisions about liability/compensability, evaluating losses, and negotiating settlements. The role interacts with claimants, policyholders, appraisers, attorneys, and other third parties throughout the claims management process. The position offers training developed with an emphasis on enhancing skills needed to help provide exceptional service to our customers. The Claims Representative will adjudicate medical only and lost time Workers' Compensation files according to applicable law.

Essential Functions & Responsibilities

Manage assigned caseload of workers’ compensation claims.

Make decisions about compensability, set reserves and negotiate settlements.

Interact with claimants, clients, medical providers and other third party representatives throughout the claims process.

Timely initial contacts and investigation of new claims.

Verify coverage.

Take recorded statements as needed.

Document files daily on every conversation and action taken.

Identify and address subrogation issues.

Start and stop indemnity benefits timely and accurately.

Complete jurisdictional forms timely and accurately.

Monitor ongoing medical treatment.

Request second medical opinions as needed.

Request surveillance appropriately.

Work mail and diary on a daily basis.

Client visits as required.

Preparation and handling of hearings

Additional Functions & Responsibilities

Communicates directly with client.

Prepares reports and other analytical data as requested by the management team.

Required Qualifications

Must hold a valid Workers’ Compensation Adjuster license.

Must have at least 2-3 years of experience handling indemnity workers’ compensation claims.

High school diploma.

Ability to follow instructions, procedures and rules.

Must have strong attention to detail.

Must have good written and oral communication skills.

Must be well organized and the ability to multi-task.

Basic computer skills in MS Word, Excel and Outlook.

Fast, accurate data entry

Preferred Qualifications

College degree in business or other related discipline.

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