Tamara Dusch
About Tamara Dusch
Tamara Dusch serves as the Director of Regulatory Reporting at Safety National, where she has worked in various roles since 1997. She holds a Master's degree in Leadership and has extensive experience in data reporting, project management, and insurance processes.
Current Role at Safety National
Tamara Dusch currently serves as the Director of Regulatory Reporting at Safety National, a position she has held since 2020. In this role, she oversees regulatory compliance and reporting activities, ensuring that the organization meets all necessary requirements. Her responsibilities include managing reporting processes and enhancing the efficiency of regulatory operations.
Previous Positions at Safety National
Tamara Dusch has held multiple positions at Safety National since 1997. She began her career as a Loss Run Analyst/Claims Administration and progressed through various roles, including Senior Premium Auditor, Manager of Primary Policy Operations, and Manager of Data Quality and Governance. Her experience spans over two decades, showcasing her extensive knowledge in data reporting and analysis.
Education and Qualifications
Tamara Dusch earned her Master’s degree in Leadership from Lindenwood University, completing her studies from 2018 to 2019. Additionally, she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Human Resource Management from the same institution, which she obtained from 2000 to 2003. Her educational background supports her expertise in management and organizational processes.
Expertise in Insurance and Data Management
Tamara Dusch possesses significant expertise in areas such as EDI Claim Data, Data Quality & Data Analysis, and Premium Audit. She is experienced in Proof of Coverage & WCPOLS Reporting, NCCI & ISO Statistical Reporting, and Auto Liability Insurance Reporting. Her skills in project management, user acceptance testing, and process improvement contribute to her effectiveness in her current role.
Skills and Competencies
Tamara Dusch demonstrates strong analytical and problem-solving skills, which are essential in her role in regulatory reporting. She is proficient in requirements gathering and documentation, process improvement, and customer service. Her knowledge extends to program accounting, policy processing, issuance, and billing, making her a valuable asset in the insurance sector.