How to Start Working as an Insurance Adjuster

[Q&A with a Licensed Insurance Adjuster!] Hello all, let's talk about how you can become an insurance claims adjuster. I go over my journey in becoming an adjuster, getting licensed, and how I went to working in the office to working at home.

Here is the link to my other adjusting video!

Working from Home as an Insurance Adjuster

[kneegroe]

I am in the Insurance field (started as an Claim Assistant) and I recommend that anyone starting in the industry start at the bottom. It gives you a great scope of the kinds of claims that exist in the world of claims. Thank you for sharing, Athena! Glad I stumbled on this video.

[YourFriendlyInsuranceAdjuster]

I just watched this, 2 years later! I still stick by everything I said. I repeated a few things at the end, so don't mind that so much. 🙂

[fagnanolaw]

Personal Injury lawyer here. So nice to put a face to the people we talk to everyday. I think you’re spot on with being genuine and having compassion. As attorneys advocating for the other side that’s all we can ask for. We both have jobs to do. As long as an adjuster communicates and is respectful doesn’t matter how much we disagree. The system provides solution.

[jimbeam]

I started as a customer service rep and after a year started adjusting claims. You have to be the type to be able to lock in and make quik decisions. Its good to start as a staff adjuster first because they will pay for your test and all of your licences.

[TravisPluss]

I literally just got promoted to Claims Trainee. Started as an Office Assistant, and then claims assistant. Everything you are saying is the same thing I had said in my interview (found your video after the fact)- maybe that's why I got the job.

[jessicah]

Thanks for this video! I have been looking into this job to escape retail. I have a Psychology degree. I recently got the idea when a girl ran into me in a parking lot. I guess you have to remember that the customers you’re working with are usually already having a bad day if they’re dealing with insurance. The smallest gestures of kindness in those times have always helped me the most.

[InsuranceNerds]

Claims is a tough job and it’s not for everyone, but insurance is a GREAT career once you grow into the right position

[seantilly]

I love how your videos get straight to the point without all of the bells and whistles of other annoying YouTubers lol so helpful 🤗

[TravelingTexasFisherman]

Like with anything....its not what you know..but who you know! ...I'm a property adjuster for 19+yrs..and still love it!...

[ThatMedicareGuy]

If you get your All-lines license, go with catastrophic adjusting in the field of homes. You can visit homes in person and adjust the claims. It’s good to walk away with over 1k a day if you do the work. Otherwise go with a life and Heath license and sell sell sell. That’s how you really make money in the insurance field.

[alexrrobleto]

I'm enrolling into a Insurnace claims adjuster course. I've worked for 2 different insurance companies in the claims dept. I just felt it's time to take the next step. Great video💪🙏

[anthonybarr]

Great information! I'm currently a customer service rep for an insurance company. I hope to eventually move up to claims customer rep in the future.

[XxCremeDeLaCreme]

I just got hired for the damage recovery unit handling claims with enterprise rentals… start at the end of the month, this is good info thanks 👍🏼

[jacobbaker]

Thanks Athena, this info will really help for my interview as a Centralized Claims Adjuster.

[GeorgiaGirl__]

I just got promoted to an Adjuster Trainee back in April... now I have to take my exam to get my license in two weeks. I’m so nervous ugh but I know I have this

[bakinsodamarketin]

I started 2 years ago. I love my job. I started as customer service and have worked up one position so far! They pay for my school and I lovvveee my department. I'm still in claims and I want to go to SIU so I'm going through all the steps first.


I think it's worth it for me.

[jdkyleadership]

Hey thanks so much, very informative .I have an interview in the morning. Your insights have afforded me being more prepared! Thanks J D

[levivisitacion]

I just applied for a job, and I hope I get it! :)

[AvaSanchez]

You do not need a college degree to be a claims adjuster, just a high school diploma. All you need in most states is to take the pre-license course and take the exam. I know this because I don’t have a college degree I’m a licensed agent in multiple states and I’m currently studying for the adjuster exam.

[robd]

Great video we just don't need music in the background. I'm the kind of person when I go in a restaurant I'll tell them to turn the music down. But again great video