Public Adjuster Apprentice

Company Description MDF Public Adjuster advocates for homeowners and businesses when they experience property damage from storms, natural disasters, or similar events. The company focuses on ensuring clients receive fair compensation from insurance providers, often uncovering underpaid or denied claims. MDF Public Adjuster manages the entire claims process on behalf of clients, reducing stress and complexity. The company’s compensation is contingent on successfully recovering funds for clients, aligning its interests with those of the policyholder.
Role Description The Public Adjuster Apprentice is a contract, remote role supporting the claims process from initial assessment through resolution. In this role, the apprentice assists with reviewing property damage, gathering documentation, and organizing evidence to support insurance claims. Day-to-day responsibilities include helping prepare claim reports, communicating with clients to collect information, and coordinating with insurance representatives under the guidance of a licensed public adjuster. The apprentice will learn how to interpret policy language, identify coverage, and support negotiation efforts aimed at maximizing claim outcomes. This position offers hands-on training and mentorship in public adjusting, with opportunities to grow into more independent responsibilities over time.
Qualifications

• Knowledge or interest in Property Damage and Property Claims to help evaluate losses accurately.
• Foundational understanding of Insurance and Insurance Claims to support policy review and claim preparation.
• Ability to assist with Adjustments, including reviewing estimates and supporting claim negotiations.
• Strong analytical, organizational, and documentation skills, with attention to detail in reports and records.
• Clear, professional communication skills for interacting with clients and insurance representatives.
• Comfort working remotely with basic proficiency in digital tools (email, document management, spreadsheets).
• High level of integrity, client advocacy mindset, and willingness to learn from licensed public adjusters.
• Previous experience in insurance, construction, real estate, or customer service is beneficial but not required.