Jessica Hosie
About Jessica Hosie
Jessica Hosie is a Case Manager at QBE Workers Compensation (VIC) Limited, where she has worked since 2006. She has a background in claims processing and specializes in reviewing medical treatments and making decisions on workers' entitlements.
Work at QBE Insurance Group
Jessica Hosie has been employed at QBE Workers Compensation (VIC) Limited since 2006, serving as a Case Manager for 18 years. She began her career at QBE as a claims processor, where she developed foundational skills in claims management. Over the years, she advanced to a high-risk case manager role, reflecting her growth and expertise within the organization. In her current position, she is responsible for reviewing medical treatments and making decisions regarding workers' entitlements, demonstrating her critical role in the claims process.
Education and Expertise
Jessica Hosie attended Aquinas College Ringwood from 1985 to 1994, completing a nine-year education. This educational background has contributed to her knowledge and skills in her career. Her role as a Medical and Like Case Manager requires a thorough understanding of medical treatments and workers' compensation regulations, which she applies in her decision-making processes.
Background
Jessica Hosie started her professional journey at QBE Insurance Group, initially working as a claims processor. Her experience in this entry-level position laid the groundwork for her subsequent advancement to a high-risk case manager role. With nearly two decades of experience at QBE, she has developed a comprehensive understanding of workers' compensation and claims management.
Responsibilities as Case Manager
In her capacity as a Case Manager at QBE Workers Compensation (VIC) Limited, Jessica Hosie is tasked with reviewing medical treatments and determining workers' entitlements. This role involves assessing claims and making informed decisions that impact the benefits received by workers. Her responsibilities highlight her expertise in navigating the complexities of workers' compensation claims.