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AMA

Auto club with roadside, insurance, travel.

Investigator - Special Investigation Unit

Claims AdjudicationPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeEdmonton, AB, CanadaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Extensive experience in a law enforcement capacity, with a strong foundation in investigative practices and techniques.
  • Comprehensive understanding of applicable legislation, the criminal justice system, and legal principles relevant to insurance fraud investigations.
  • Experience conducting investigations, gathering and evaluating evidence, and applying effective interviewing techniques.
  • Understanding of recognized fraud detection and investigation methods and how to apply them to complex situations.
  • Understanding of insurance claims handling practices and the property and casualty insurance industry.
  • Ability to analyze information, identify relevant facts, and develop clear, supportable conclusions.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills and ability to work effectively with claims professionals, law enforcement agencies, and external industry partners.
  • Ability to manage workload independently, stay organized and resourceful, and meet established timelines.
  • Sound judgment, professional integrity, and commitment to ethical investigative practices.
  • Ability to accommodate travel and varying work schedules as operational needs require.
  • Commitment to continuous learning and maintaining professional knowledge.

Responsibilities

  • Investigate suspicious or potentially fraudulent insurance claims by gathering, verifying, and evaluating information using sound investigative practices.
  • Conduct investigative interviews, assess evidence, and identify inconsistencies or indicators of potential fraud.
  • Prepare accurate, timely, and well-supported investigative findings and recommendations to assist Claims professionals with claim adjudication.
  • Work collaboratively with Claims teams to identify potential fraud indicators, strengthen investigative practices, and support effective claims handling.
  • Provide guidance and share investigative techniques with claims handlers to build awareness and improve fraud detection capabilities.
  • Support underwriting teams with risk selection and analysis when investigative expertise is required.
  • Develop and maintain effective working relationships with law enforcement, fire officials, government agencies, and insurance industry organizations.
  • Ensure investigations comply with applicable legislation, legal principles, company policies, and established claims handling procedures.
  • Help identify opportunities to control claims costs and reduce the financial impact of insurance fraud.
  • Stay informed about emerging fraud trends, relevant legislation, case law, insurance products, and industry developments.
  • Contribute to departmental objectives while maintaining high standards of professionalism, service, and investigative quality.

Desired Qualifications

  • Active membership in a local insurance fraud or investigators' association.
  • Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) designation through the Insurance Institute of Canada or another relevant insurance accreditation.

About the Company

AMA

Auto club with roadside, insurance, travel.

AMA serves about 975,000 Albertans with roadside assistance, travel, registries and insurance services, Alberta’s largest driver education program, a member rewards program and community events. As part of the CAA and AAA family, it leverages a broad network and standardized services for members. The culture emphasizes treating members and colleagues like family through practical, everyday support and community initiatives. Its goal is to help members move safely and confidently by offering accessible services, advocacy, and a supportive member community.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Canada
Founded
Not listed

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