Telephonic Medical and Disability Case Manager - RN - Elmsford

Title: Telephonic Medical CCM, CDMS, CRRN or COHN.* Strong written and verbal communication skills in order to effectively communicate with injured employees, medical professionals, employers, claims staff and others.* Good negotiation skills to successfully establish target return to work dates and manage medical and disability treatment plans.* Proficient in basic computer skills, especially Microsoft Outlook and Office.* Comfortable in a professional business environment.* Bilingual is a plus.Benefits:We recognize that talented people are attracted to companies that provide competitive pay, comprehensive benefits packages and outstanding advancement opportunities. For this reason we offer a Comprehensive Benefits Plan that includes the following:* 401K and Company paid pension plan* Medical coverage* Dental coverage* Paid time-off* Pay-for-Performance* Discounts on automobile and homeowner's insurance* Discount fitness memberships* Flexible spending accounts* Tuition reimbursement* Vision care coverage* Work/Life resources* Credit Union membership* Employee and Dependent life insurance* Disability insurance* Long-term care insuranceOverview:We believe strongly that commercial success can be achieved in a manner consistent with principles and ideals that bind us together as one company, that set us apart from our competitors, and that in the end will allow us to say we have succeeded commercially by doing the right thing the right way.We believe that the Company's success is inextricably linked to our employees' satisfaction and success: satisfaction that they work for an industry leader committed to improving safety, satisfaction that they work for a company that does the right thing, and satisfaction that the company will reward them for their contributions and provide opportunities for personal growth and success.We believe our employees take pride in knowing that they help people live safer more secure lives every day.Responsibility. What's your policy?