Sentence examples for claims coordinator from inspiring English sources
The bride, 37, is a medical claims coordinator for the Transport Workers Union in New York.
Dominic Picardi, a claims coordinator with the Department of Environmental Protection in Trenton, said he was receiving an average of seven loan applications a day and expected that number to double by next week.
"If there is no one overseeing this, you might have different types of expenses that would never get claimed," said Mr. Fahey, who as Suffolk County's federal and state aid claims coordinator heads a staff of eight dedicated to overseeing most of the county's grants.
"I think it's a dirty trick," Mr. Castle, 73, said as he thumbed nervously through the thick stack of papers he had brought to the Elderly United Downtown Center in Springfield in search of advice from Lynn Heskett, the center's medical claims coordinator.
Ann Lozano, the city's liability claims coordinator, testified Wednesday that the city placed a tree guard around the grounding wire by Buxer's property after the 2010 incident.
My interest in health care reform stems both from personal experience with the for profit, multi-payer, health insurance system, and my former work as a workers' compensation claims coordinator in the private sector.
Nevertheless, homeland security has just issued its own sweeping disaster policy statement claiming the coordinator's role for its own department secretary.
Jermaine Gresham, Cincinnati Bengals (A.D.P. N/A) — While Jay Gruden, the team's offensive coordinator, claims the buttery-fingered Gresham will remain the starting tight end despite the emergence of Tyler Eifert, the draft pick is inevitably going to cut into his production.
"There's a disconnect," claims Robin Brabham, the coordinator of the campaign to leave the NUS at York, "between what students really need, which is: support with living at university and an NUS that fights against skyrocketing living costs, and what the NUS is doing, which is: constantly debating no platforming, discussing who can and can't speak on campus.
But two are not, and one belongs to the man the Italian prosecutors claim was the coordinator of the operation.
It featured apologies and guarantees, and seemingly more spin than a broken washing machine; for instance, Ryan's claim that the coordinator Tony Sparano, fired after one season overseeing the N.F.L.'s 30th-ranked offense, did "a tremendous job".
