Full-Time

Medical Claims Specialist

Berkshire Hathaway

Berkshire Hathaway

11-50 employees

Diversified holding company across insurance, utilities

No salary listed

Omaha, NE, USA

Hybrid

Hybrid role; up to 2 days per week work from home.

Category
Finance & Banking (1)
Required Skills
Pharmacology
Requirements
  • MINIMUM EDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalent certificate required.
  • EXPERIENCE: Administrative experience in the areas of law, medicine, insurance/workers compensation, telephonic communication, or negotiation is useful but not necessary.
  • REASONING ABILITY: Able to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form.
  • REASONING ABILITY: Able to deal with problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations.
  • COMPUTER SKILLS: Able to effectively use Microsoft Office Suite applications.
  • COMPUTER SKILLS: Able to quickly master proprietary and vended software applications.
Responsibilities
  • Successfully completes the Medical Claims Training Program.
  • In classroom training, is attentive, takes notes, asks appropriate questions, participates successfully in exercises, and demonstrates mastery of the subject material.
  • In the Medical Claims Unit, asks appropriate questions, exhibits continuous improvement under the guidance of the supervisor, and demonstrates mastery of fundamental adjusting knowledge, skills, and strategy.
  • Learns medical subjects including anatomy, physiology, terminology, pharmacology, causation, nature of the injury, and diagnostic and treatment methodology.
  • Learns legal subjects including relevant statutes and regulations.
  • Learns to effectively and efficiently use the computer systems employed in the management of claims.
  • Learns skills such as investigative and persuasive communication, decision-making, and documentation.
  • For clients who are provided with a dedicated Claims Medical Specialist, establishes and maintains a sound working and communication relationship with the client’s contact personnel.
  • Determines coverage for new claims.
  • Conducts and directs the investigation of new claims to determine compensability and severity and to gather all other relevant information.
  • Calculates appropriate reserves and ensures that reserves are adjusted as needed.
  • Ensures that benefits are provided in accordance with the law and that the claim as a whole is managed in accordance with all legal requirements including the issuance of appropriate notices and filings.
  • Manages each claim to an appropriate and successful resolution.
  • Ensures that work is performed in accordance with Company procedures, standards, training, and supervisory direction.
  • Fosters a positive and close working relationship with other Company staff, including the Call Center, Medical Management teams, Client Services, and indemnity Adjusting staff.

Berkshire Hathaway is a diversified holding company with operations in insurance, utilities, manufacturing, and retail. It earns profits from its subsidiaries and from investment income generated by a large portfolio of stocks and bonds, while offering insurance and utility services and producing a range of goods. It differentiates itself with a very broad mix of operating companies and a long-term, cash-flow-focused approach rather than relying on one industry. Its goal is to build lasting shareholder value by owning and managing high-quality businesses and investments for the long term.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Omaha, Nebraska

Founded

1839

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Insurance float supplies low-cost capital for acquisitions and equity investing.
  • Berkshire Hathaway Energy benefits from regulated returns and ongoing infrastructure spending.
  • Taylor Morrison and Alphabet expand exposure to housing-adjacent cash flow and AI infrastructure.

What critics are saying

  • Taylor Morrison exposes Berkshire to a prolonged housing downturn and inventory overhang.
  • Alphabet concentration increases mark-to-market volatility if AI spending disappoints.
  • Aging leadership transition concentrates capital-allocation risk under Greg Abel.

What makes Berkshire Hathaway unique

  • Berkshire combines insurance float with permanent capital and decentralized operating autonomy.
  • Greg Abel is deploying record cash into contrarian acquisitions and public equities.
  • Its portfolio spans insurance, utilities, manufacturing, retail, and large minority stakes.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Paid Time Off

Paid Holidays

Retirement Savings Match

Employee Assistance Program

Tuition Reimbursement Program

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Program

Work From Home Program

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Headcount

6 month growth

49%

1 year growth

49%

2 year growth

49%
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