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Early Intervention Specialist

Remote, British Columbia, Canada; Remote, Alberta, Canada

WHO ARE WE?   Disability Management Institute (DMI) offers small and medium sized employers flexible innovative solutions to their disability management needs. Our specialties include: WCB/WSIB Claims Management, Self-Funded Sick Leave Adjudication, and Non Occupational Absence Management, Return to Work Planning and Disability Management. Ranging in size from 5-2500 employees our clients span the public and private sectors and cover a wide range of industries.  

YOUR ROLE

We're currently looking for an Early Intervention Specialist to join our team, working hybrid based in our Surrey, BC office, or working remotely in the PST/MST time zone. The Early Intervention Specialist works with employees, employers, treatment providers and insurance carriers to facilitate a safe and sustainable return to work for employees on medical leave. They act as a subject matter expert for employers, providing advice and recommendations on disability management and return to work.

YOUR IMPACT

  • You will describe the typical tasks this role performs on a day-to-day basis.
  • You will conduct review of new files upon receipt, completes initial interviews with employees and employers to gather relevant claim information and develop a plan of action moving forward 
  • You will review employer/employee group benefit coverage in WEBS Online Administration including verifying policy requirements, benefit coverage, and eligibility details 
  • You will request and assess medical information to gather a more extensive understanding of the nature of the employee’s disability, any ongoing functional limitations or restrictions, and prognosis for return-to-work 
  • You will create and maintains a comprehensive file management plan for each assigned file that focuses on promoting recovery and return-to-work 
  • You will utilize/provide resources to aid in case management and return-to-work where appropriate 
  • You will follow-up with employees(cases)on a regular basis to monitor recovery and explore options for return-to-work and reaches out for support if there are complex barriers 
  • You will regularly updates employers on employee’s progress.  
  • You will collect information regarding job duties/demands and conducts an analysis to provide employee and employer with options or accommodations for return-to-work  
  • You will develop return-to-work plans in collaboration with employee, employer, treatment team, and carrier where applicable and monitors progress until plan is completed
  • You will keep full and complete notes of all file interactions and completes all required fields in case file.  
  • Where applicable, assists with application facilitation and follows-up to ensure forms are completed correctly and submitted on a timely basis  
  • You will respond to all emails and voicemails received from clients within GHFOC SLA’s. 
  • You will prepare standard and non-standard letters for clients in response to specific requests or in accordance with file management procedures. 

THIS IS YOU

  • A post-secondary education preferably in a health-related field (nursing, psychology, social work, kinesiology) or in human resources 
  • At least 1-2 years of customer service experience with related experience/knowledge of employee benefits preferred
  • Knowledge of disability management and return-to-work best practices 
  • Proven ability to manage time effectively in a fast-paced environment both as a team player and independently
WHAT YOU'LL GET   In addition to becoming part of a creative, challenging, and stimulating work environment, we also offer:
  • Comprehensive and competitive benefits package that supports you
  • Our company-wide vacation policy guarantees a minimum of 3 weeks' vacation
  • Flex days to help you achieve that work-life balance
  • Wellness programs to support you in and out of the office
  • Learn and grow with us through our employee education program
  • Participation in our Happy Friday program

YOUR COMPENSATION

At the time of this posting, the estimated annual base salary pay range for this position is $55,000-$60,000. Individual compensation within this range is determined by factors such as job-related skills, relevant experience, and education/training. This range reflects the annual base salary only pay and does not encompass our comprehensive total rewards, benefits, and potential bonuses that we proudly offer. 

WHY YOU WILL LOVE WORKING FOR DMI

Professional Development   

We are a fast-growing company and as a result, there are ample opportunities for career growth and professional development when you join our team. From a transparent promotion structure and defined career paths to a wide range of learning and development opportunities, we do what it takes to invest in your career and help you hone your skills so you can grow alongside us!   

Health & Wellness Benefits   

We offer a comprehensive array of health and wellness benefits that provide choices so you can tune your benefits plan to fit your unique needs.   

Events and Socials   

When you join our team, you’ll enjoy everything from virtual company-wide teaching and training days, industry events, Happy Fridays, team social events and much more!   

We thank everyone who applies to the Early Intervention Specialist role; however, due to the volume of applications we receive, we are only able to contact candidates who have been selected for an interview. Apply