The Crawford Claims Apprentice Program is designed to challenge and reward a select number of candidates with an opportunity to participate in a paid two-year apprenticeship program. The Program consist with targeted coursework at Harper College and relevant work rotations within Crawford's Chicago offices. The Program is intended to provide knowledge, tools, skills, experiences a student can readily apply to future challenges and professional pursuits in the insurance industry with Crawford.  

High School diploma or equivalent One (1) or more years of work experience and/or voluntary community service is preferred. Basic computer skills Good oral and written communication skills Attention to detail A passion for helping our claimants by listening, investigating, having empathy, using emotional intelligence, and utilizing time management skills to assist them on their road to recovery Must be capable of working in a fast paced environment and the ability to learn to be flexible, adaptable, and develop excellent multi-tasking and communication skills At least 18 years of age High School diploma or equivalent US Citizen or Work Visa Valid Driver's License Enrolled and validated as college ready by Harper College Admissions Executed Crawford Insurance Apprentice Offer Letter Executed Harper College/Employer/Apprentice Agreement Open to job opportunities at the conclusion of the program that may include relocation While working closely with a highly trained mentor, learn and demonstrate the aspects of insurance claims handling and independent/Third Party Administrator adjusting, including, but not limited to: The basics of claims adjusting Use of a claim system Electronic document retention and claim file documentation Claim investigation Claim damage assessment – injury and property related items Claim valuation assessment Key Performance Indicators (KPI) Compliance Diary management Client relationship building Maintain acceptable product quality through compliance with service standards Upholds the Crawford Code of Conduct.