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Workers' Compensation Specialist, Days, Hybrid (KY/IN Residents Only)

Norton Healthcare

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Louisville, KY · Posted June 8, 2026

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About the job

Responsibilities

The Workers' Compensation Specialist investigates by interviewing all parties involved. Performs data analysis by assisting with report building and loss run reports and presentation to key audiences. Responsible for the OSHA recordkeeping and year-end submission. Completes other tasks as needed to assist workers' compensation department.

**This role offers a hybrid work option. Initial training will take place at a Norton Healthcare facility, and you must be available to come onsite for business needs as required. Employees in this position must reside in Kentucky or Indiana.**

Qualifications

Required:

Three years of Kentucky workers' compensation claims experience.

Kentucky adjuster license

Desired:

One year report design and analyses.

Three years of OSHA recordkeeping experience.

Bachelor Degree

Claims Designation

OSHA Training

The Workers' Compensation Specialist investigates by interviewing all parties involved. Performs data analysis by assisting with report building and loss run reports and presentation to key audiences. Responsible for the OSHA recordkeeping and year-end submission. Completes other tasks as needed to assist workers' compensation department.

**This role offers a hybrid work option. Initial training will take place at a Norton Healthcare facility, and you must be available to come onsite for business needs as required. Employees in this position must reside in Kentucky or Indiana.**

Required:

Three years of Kentucky workers' compensation claims experience.

Kentucky adjuster license

Desired:

One year report design and analyses.

Three years of OSHA recordkeeping experience.

Bachelor Degree

Claims Designation

OSHA Training