WHAT IS A CAREER IN INSURANCE ADJUSTING?

Simply put, you’ll play an important role in evaluating insurance claims. Insurance adjusters often work outside the office, inspecting properties on insurance claims that have been made, such as damaged automobiles or homes. Read below to learn about a career in adjusting.

NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.

After becoming licensed, generally no experience is required. Do your due diligence and search for available opportunities and their requirements.

MEDIAN SALARY

According to ZipRecruiter, the average salary for an entry-level claims adjuster in the United States is $64,609 per year. The majority of entry-level claims adjusters make between $51,000 and $75,500 per year, with top earners making $86,000 annually or more.

DIVERSE OPPORTUNITIES

Explore career titles as:

Inside Adjuster
Outside Adjuster
Investigator
Independent Consultant
Claims Adjuster
Staff Adjuster
Desk Adjuster
Field Adjuster

WHAT MAKES A GOOD CANDIDATE

Motivated
Driven
Empathetic
Great listeners
Ethical

STEPS TO A CAREER IN ADJUSTING

WHY TEXAS FOR MY ADJUSTER LICENSE?

Requirements for licensure vary from state to state. Choosing to obtain your adjuster license through the state of Texas provides a seamless way to become a multi-state licensed insurance adjuster rather quickly while expanding your career opportunities.

A Texas license is reciprocal with 47 US states, with Alaska, Hawaii, and New York, as exceptions. This means you can obtain your insurance adjuster license as a resident or non-resident, and then pay for additional state licenses of your choosing.

Read below for the next steps.

NEXT STEPS

Review and purchase a training course for a set of dates that work best for your schedule.

Training Classes