Disability Case Analyst – Case Manager

Job Description:

  • Proactively handle a dedicated caseload in compliance with service level agreements and targeted turnaround times
  • Respond to emails and telephone calls in a timely manner
  • Assess claims based on contractual, medical, and vocational barriers
  • Develop positive relationships with plan sponsors, plan members, treatment providers, and internal partners
  • Drive cases to successful return to work or job-resolution readiness
  • Write letters communicating pertinent benefit-related information based on analytical reasoning
  • Listen and communicate with plan members, including delivering difficult claims-related decisions
  • Assess medical, functional, vocational, and psychosocial factors
  • Design recovery and return-to-work strategies
  • Collaborate with clients, employers, and healthcare providers to achieve sustainable outcomes
  • Support plan members through illness, injury, and recovery across Canada

Requirements:

  • Bilingualism (English and French) is an asset; if the successful candidate is in Québec, proficiency in both languages will be required to support clients from various provinces outside of Quebec
  • A college or university degree in a healthcare program or equivalent work experience is considered an asset
  • Ability to make meaningful decisions efficiently and optimally under tight deadlines
  • Knowledge of disability management and/or group benefits is an asset
  • Background in a health-related field is advantageous
  • Comfortable and skilled in handling both incoming and outgoing calls
  • Excellent organizational and prioritization skills
  • Ability to support clients across Canada

Benefits:

  • Flexible environment supporting well-being and inclusion
  • Health insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Mental health benefits
  • Vision insurance
  • Short- and long-term disability insurance
  • Life and AD&D insurance coverage
  • Adoption/surrogacy benefits
  • Wellness benefits
  • Employee/family assistance plans
  • Retirement savings plans
  • Pension
  • Global share ownership plan with employer matching contributions
  • Financial education and counseling resources
  • Paid holidays, vacation, personal, and sick days
  • Statutory leaves of absence
  • Incentive compensation tied to business and individual performance
  • Learning and career growth support
  • Reasonable accommodation during the application process
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