For Susan Daniels — the insurance industry was pretty much love at first sight.
Most people who find themselves in the industry have worked elsewhere before changing careers, but that wasn't the case for Daniels. “After graduating with a degree in health care administration, I started pursuing a Master's degree in public health administration, and undertook an internship in the health field,” she explains.
|Started as a workers' comp trainee adjuster
When the internship wasn't the challenge she'd hoped, Daniels started watching for job openings and applied to be a workers' compensation trainee adjuster with an insurance company. Insurance ran in her family as her father had spent more than 30 years as a multi-line adjuster, working as a workers' compensation claims manager at Northern Adjusters.
“My dad put out an inquiry about the job and called me back to say that as long as I could spell 'insurance,' they welcomed me to apply,” recalls Daniels.
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