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Risk Management Specialist roles qualify for EB-2 and EB-3 green card sponsorship through the PERM labor certification process, which requires employers to document that no qualified U.S. workers are available before filing an I-140 immigrant petition on your behalf. Financial services, insurance, and healthcare organizations regularly sponsor foreign professionals in this field for permanent residency.
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Major Responsibilities:
- Supports the adverse event reporting process (patient, visitor, public safety & facility related) via the Risk Management database, and the investigation of those adverse events to improve quality of patient care & health outcomes, promote safety and reduce of liability exposures.
- Follows the process for reporting and review of events as in compliance with Advocate Policy. Reviews all submitted event reports. Identifies events that require claims notification and referral for further quality or peer review to Patient Safety, Quality and/or Peer Review Committees in coordination with the Manager.
- Provides education and training to all associates, and physicians on use of the electronic event reporting system and routinely as changes and updates occur.
- Analyzes the risk data received through event forms, anonymous reporting, telephone referrals and personal contacts. Makes corrections of event form data elements in the database for accurate, complete and consistent information.
- Notifies Manager, Director and/or Administrator of significant serious events and may participate in the activation of the Serious Safety Event Response team.
- Creates and generates event summary reports that identify trends, analysis, liability exposures for committees, departments/units and managers.
- Assists in tracking medical device and equipment recalls and reviews site response plan. Adheres to the processes to sequester and maintains chain of custody of supplies, equipment & devices involved in adverse events and reports to FDA Med Watch when required.
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Collaborates with Public Safety and Security department to identify risk and safety exposures to the Site, patients, visitors and associates and makes sure that safety and security incidents are appropriately reported and investigated. Responds to specific emergency codes at the site as appropriate.
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Performs the Claims Management and Insurance responsibilities of the Risk Management Department in compliance with Advocate policy. Supports defense legal counsel and claims administrators in the investigation and management of claims.
- Identifies and reports to Claims Administrator incidents, accidents and events that could lead to financial loss, including professional and general liability (non-asserted claims). Conducts the investigations and follow-up, including medical record summaries, Interviewing involved staff, resident or physician and reviewing key documents. Adheres to procedures that protect sensitive and financially damaging information from inappropriate disclosure.
- Works with non-Hospital risk management departments and the assigned claims administrators, to coordinate claims investigation and reporting for an physicians or clinicians covered by the self-insured trust at the Hospital.
- Attends court during pretrial and trial situations as a site representative as assigned.
- Timely reports all non-asserted, asserted, attorney liens and lawsuits to Advocate Insurance Segregated Portfolio Company (AISPC) through the Claims Administrator including the completion of all required documents and forms within the designated timeframe.
- Adheres to requirements under CMS section 111- Mandatory Insurer Reporting and claims management guidelines.
- Collects information and documents necessary to prepare for the defense of claims and lawsuits. Assists defense legal counsel in accessing the site records, associates, and physicians as appropriate, during the discovery process of cases in litigation. Arranges and schedules attorney interviews and depositions for defendant associates and physicians.
- Assists Manager in collecting site and physician exposure data for the completion of the annual professional liability insurance renewal submission.
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Assists Manager, Claims administrator and/or Legal in responding to non professional liability subpoenas or court orders. Evaluate attorney request for records to identify potential claims.
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Responsible for daily activities within the site Risk Management program through event review, risk identification, loss prevention, claims management to improve the quality of patient care, reduce risk, and minimize potential loss in compliance with Advocate Policy and department expectations.
- Displays a proactive approach to Risk Management.
- Provides consultation to site departments on risk management, safety issues or liability exposures under the supervision of the Manager. Identifies concerns with compliance to accreditation & regulatory risk management and patient safety standards.
- Participates in the resolution of site operational challenges. Identifies physician and department manager concerns requiring risk management resources.
- Implements risk identification procedures to avoid, reduce or minimize risk.
- Serves as a resource, in coordination with Risk Manager, for the medical and legal inquiries of physician, nurses, clinicians and manager regarding patient care issues and loss prevention and/or control. Participates in the resolution of treatment issues, including but not limited to patient decisions made against medical advice (AMA), refusals of treatment, consent issues, surrogate decision-making, privacy concerns, and bioethical issues.
- Identifies situations which may involve the disclosure of unanticipated outcomes and adverse patient safety events according to Advocate policy with involvement from the Risk Manager.
- Participates in cause analysis, other quality improvement (FMEA, LEAN, VSA, RIE) or quality review activities as assigned and identifies opportunities for improvements and risk reductions strategies. Participates in health outcomes initiatives by compiling data and identifying trends for department managers, medical staff, nursing department and other departments.
- Participates in site committees, as assigned, to promote safety, improve health outcomes and support organizational risk reduction.
-
Assists with Proactive Risk Assessments of high risk clinical and facility areas and follow up on implementation of risk reductions.
-
Performs functions of the risk management program at the Site and provides feedback to Director and Manager.
- Implements the loss control and loss prevention activities, is aware of the statistical trending of losses, the analysis and assists the Manager in responding to patterns in the data.
- Conducts routine unit/department rounds to assess risk, identify actual or potential liability exposures to patients, associates, visitors and physicians. Provides 24/7 Risk Management on call coverage for the site.
- Assist in completing the department quarterly Risk report card.
- Attends Site Safety Huddles, Risk Management Huddles or Monthly Support Center Risk Management meetings when assigned.
-
Provides suggestions in preparation of departmental goal, objectives and budget.
-
Assists in developing educational programs on health care risk management, general and professional Liability, and related topics for health care practitioners including educational materials and publications.
- Provides orientation to new associates and physicians regarding risk and liability, event reporting and related processes and policies.
-
Provides in-service training for associates in reporting of adverse events and on topics related to risk management and professional liability.
-
Works with Patient Relations/Guest Services staff to identify patient complaints that are to be reported as event reports.
- Refers patient/customer complaints with potential liability exposures to Manager and Claims Administration and maintains compliance to grievance resolution.
-
Assists the Language Services program in reporting patient safety events and conducts investigations on potential liability exposures.
-
Notifies the Manager and Advocate Legal Department on those issues that may include but are not limited to, guardianship requests, policy reviews, operational liability issues, interpretation of codes, statutes, laws or regulations, notice of governmental investigations or other issues requiring legal notification or opinion.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree, certification/certificate in legal field, RN or other clinical licensure in healthcare field preferred.
- Five years recent healthcare experience required, previous risk management, claims or insurance experience preferred.
- Knowledge of federal and Illinois law related to healthcare.
This job description indicates the general nature and level of work expected of the incumbent. It is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities required of the incumbent. Incumbent may be required to perform other related duties.

Major Responsibilities:
- Supports the adverse event reporting process (patient, visitor, public safety & facility related) via the Risk Management database, and the investigation of those adverse events to improve quality of patient care & health outcomes, promote safety and reduce of liability exposures.
- Follows the process for reporting and review of events as in compliance with Advocate Policy. Reviews all submitted event reports. Identifies events that require claims notification and referral for further quality or peer review to Patient Safety, Quality and/or Peer Review Committees in coordination with the Manager.
- Provides education and training to all associates, and physicians on use of the electronic event reporting system and routinely as changes and updates occur.
- Analyzes the risk data received through event forms, anonymous reporting, telephone referrals and personal contacts. Makes corrections of event form data elements in the database for accurate, complete and consistent information.
- Notifies Manager, Director and/or Administrator of significant serious events and may participate in the activation of the Serious Safety Event Response team.
- Creates and generates event summary reports that identify trends, analysis, liability exposures for committees, departments/units and managers.
- Assists in tracking medical device and equipment recalls and reviews site response plan. Adheres to the processes to sequester and maintains chain of custody of supplies, equipment & devices involved in adverse events and reports to FDA Med Watch when required.
-
Collaborates with Public Safety and Security department to identify risk and safety exposures to the Site, patients, visitors and associates and makes sure that safety and security incidents are appropriately reported and investigated. Responds to specific emergency codes at the site as appropriate.
-
Performs the Claims Management and Insurance responsibilities of the Risk Management Department in compliance with Advocate policy. Supports defense legal counsel and claims administrators in the investigation and management of claims.
- Identifies and reports to Claims Administrator incidents, accidents and events that could lead to financial loss, including professional and general liability (non-asserted claims). Conducts the investigations and follow-up, including medical record summaries, Interviewing involved staff, resident or physician and reviewing key documents. Adheres to procedures that protect sensitive and financially damaging information from inappropriate disclosure.
- Works with non-Hospital risk management departments and the assigned claims administrators, to coordinate claims investigation and reporting for an physicians or clinicians covered by the self-insured trust at the Hospital.
- Attends court during pretrial and trial situations as a site representative as assigned.
- Timely reports all non-asserted, asserted, attorney liens and lawsuits to Advocate Insurance Segregated Portfolio Company (AISPC) through the Claims Administrator including the completion of all required documents and forms within the designated timeframe.
- Adheres to requirements under CMS section 111- Mandatory Insurer Reporting and claims management guidelines.
- Collects information and documents necessary to prepare for the defense of claims and lawsuits. Assists defense legal counsel in accessing the site records, associates, and physicians as appropriate, during the discovery process of cases in litigation. Arranges and schedules attorney interviews and depositions for defendant associates and physicians.
- Assists Manager in collecting site and physician exposure data for the completion of the annual professional liability insurance renewal submission.
-
Assists Manager, Claims administrator and/or Legal in responding to non professional liability subpoenas or court orders. Evaluate attorney request for records to identify potential claims.
-
Responsible for daily activities within the site Risk Management program through event review, risk identification, loss prevention, claims management to improve the quality of patient care, reduce risk, and minimize potential loss in compliance with Advocate Policy and department expectations.
- Displays a proactive approach to Risk Management.
- Provides consultation to site departments on risk management, safety issues or liability exposures under the supervision of the Manager. Identifies concerns with compliance to accreditation & regulatory risk management and patient safety standards.
- Participates in the resolution of site operational challenges. Identifies physician and department manager concerns requiring risk management resources.
- Implements risk identification procedures to avoid, reduce or minimize risk.
- Serves as a resource, in coordination with Risk Manager, for the medical and legal inquiries of physician, nurses, clinicians and manager regarding patient care issues and loss prevention and/or control. Participates in the resolution of treatment issues, including but not limited to patient decisions made against medical advice (AMA), refusals of treatment, consent issues, surrogate decision-making, privacy concerns, and bioethical issues.
- Identifies situations which may involve the disclosure of unanticipated outcomes and adverse patient safety events according to Advocate policy with involvement from the Risk Manager.
- Participates in cause analysis, other quality improvement (FMEA, LEAN, VSA, RIE) or quality review activities as assigned and identifies opportunities for improvements and risk reductions strategies. Participates in health outcomes initiatives by compiling data and identifying trends for department managers, medical staff, nursing department and other departments.
- Participates in site committees, as assigned, to promote safety, improve health outcomes and support organizational risk reduction.
-
Assists with Proactive Risk Assessments of high risk clinical and facility areas and follow up on implementation of risk reductions.
-
Performs functions of the risk management program at the Site and provides feedback to Director and Manager.
- Implements the loss control and loss prevention activities, is aware of the statistical trending of losses, the analysis and assists the Manager in responding to patterns in the data.
- Conducts routine unit/department rounds to assess risk, identify actual or potential liability exposures to patients, associates, visitors and physicians. Provides 24/7 Risk Management on call coverage for the site.
- Assist in completing the department quarterly Risk report card.
- Attends Site Safety Huddles, Risk Management Huddles or Monthly Support Center Risk Management meetings when assigned.
-
Provides suggestions in preparation of departmental goal, objectives and budget.
-
Assists in developing educational programs on health care risk management, general and professional Liability, and related topics for health care practitioners including educational materials and publications.
- Provides orientation to new associates and physicians regarding risk and liability, event reporting and related processes and policies.
-
Provides in-service training for associates in reporting of adverse events and on topics related to risk management and professional liability.
-
Works with Patient Relations/Guest Services staff to identify patient complaints that are to be reported as event reports.
- Refers patient/customer complaints with potential liability exposures to Manager and Claims Administration and maintains compliance to grievance resolution.
-
Assists the Language Services program in reporting patient safety events and conducts investigations on potential liability exposures.
-
Notifies the Manager and Advocate Legal Department on those issues that may include but are not limited to, guardianship requests, policy reviews, operational liability issues, interpretation of codes, statutes, laws or regulations, notice of governmental investigations or other issues requiring legal notification or opinion.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree, certification/certificate in legal field, RN or other clinical licensure in healthcare field preferred.
- Five years recent healthcare experience required, previous risk management, claims or insurance experience preferred.
- Knowledge of federal and Illinois law related to healthcare.
This job description indicates the general nature and level of work expected of the incumbent. It is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities required of the incumbent. Incumbent may be required to perform other related duties.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Green Card Sponsorship as a Risk Management Specialist
Align your credentials with PERM requirements
PERM locks in the minimum requirements for your role before filing. Gather transcripts, professional certifications like FRM or CFA, and evidence that your credentials match the job description your employer will submit to DOL.
Target industries with documented sponsorship history
Financial services, insurance carriers, and large healthcare systems file PERM applications for Risk Management Specialists far more often than smaller firms. Focus your search on employers in these sectors rather than startups unlikely to absorb multi-year sponsorship costs.
Use Migrate Mate to find sponsoring employers
Search Migrate Mate to identify employers with active green card sponsorship history for risk management roles. Filtering by PERM filing activity narrows your list to companies already familiar with the EB-2 and EB-3 process.
Understand how PERM job requirements affect your eligibility
Employers cannot inflate PERM requirements to fit your resume after the fact. Confirm the role genuinely requires your specific degree field and experience level before accepting an offer tied to green card sponsorship.
Verify the prevailing wage before your employer files
Your employer must pay at least the DOL prevailing wage for your occupation and location. Cross-check your offered salary against the OFLC Wage Search using the correct SOC code for Risk Management Specialists before PERM is submitted.
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Find Risk Management Specialist JobsRisk Management Specialist Green Card Sponsorship: Frequently Asked Questions
Do Risk Management Specialist roles typically qualify for EB-2 or EB-3?
Both categories apply depending on the position's stated requirements. EB-2 covers roles requiring a master's degree or a bachelor's degree plus five years of progressive experience. EB-3 covers positions requiring a bachelor's degree. Employers choose the category when drafting the PERM job description, so the classification is set before you apply, not after.
How does green card sponsorship differ from H-1B sponsorship for this role?
H-1B is a temporary status requiring renewal every three years, subject to annual lottery caps. PERM-based green card sponsorship has no annual lottery, leads to permanent residency rather than a temporary work permit, and locks in your priority date from the I-140 filing. For most countries outside India and China, EB-3 wait times are currently short, making the PERM route faster to permanent status than cycling through H-1B renewals.
Which employers sponsor green cards for Risk Management Specialists most often?
Use Migrate Mate to identify employers with PERM filing history in risk management. Large financial institutions, insurance groups, healthcare networks, and management consulting firms account for a disproportionate share of EB-2 and EB-3 filings for this occupation. Smaller firms rarely sponsor because PERM requires legal fees, prevailing wage compliance, and multi-year HR commitment.
Can my employer start PERM while I'm on a work visa other than H-1B?
Yes. PERM can be filed regardless of your current nonimmigrant status, whether you hold H-1B, L-1, O-1, or another classification. The PERM application is entirely employer-side, and USCIS processes the subsequent I-140 independently of your current visa type. Your existing status just needs to remain valid while you wait for the green card process to complete.
What happens to my green card case if I change jobs mid-process?
Leaving your sponsoring employer before the I-140 is approved means the PERM and petition are generally abandoned, and the process restarts with a new employer. After I-140 approval and 180 days of continuous employment, portability rules under AC21 may let you change to a same or similar role without losing your priority date. Confirm portability eligibility with an immigration attorney before accepting a competing offer.
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