Field Case Manager – Workers' Comp Adjuster

AMERISAFE, Inc.

Field Case Manager conducting investigations and managing Workers Compensation Claims in Wisconsin. Collaborating with various stakeholders to ensure compliance with Workers’ Compensation Laws.

Posted 5/9/2026full-timeRemote • Wisconsin • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $50,000 - $95,000 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Conduct on-site and in-person investigations
Determine compensability
Establish reserves
Document decision making
Issue benefit payments
Make notifications to the State administrative authority
Work with injured workers, employers, medical and legal professionals to ensure the appropriate benefits are provided under Workers’ Compensation Laws.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Workers Compensation Claims experience highly preferred.
Bachelor's degree or related professional business experience acceptable.
State license to handle Workers' Compensation claims if required.
Professional written and verbal communication skills required.
World class customer service attitude required.
Ability to learn and use proprietary software and Microsoft Office products is necessary.
The ability to be self-directed.
Valid driver's license, acceptable driving record and acceptable vehicle required.
Frequent travel within a designated territory required, but rarely is overnight travel required.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Salaried position based on location and experience ($50,000 to $95,000)
Auto reimbursement program
Reimbursement for cell phone and internet
Target Case Load of 60 claims

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Hard Skills & Tools

Workers Compensation Claims experienceDocument decision makingEstablish reservesIssue benefit paymentsConduct investigationsDetermine compensability

Soft Skills

Professional written communicationProfessional verbal communicationCustomer service attitudeSelf-directed

Certifications

State license for Workers' Compensation claimsBachelor's degree