Position Summary

The National Healthcare Practice Senior Loss Control Consultant provides advanced healthcare-focused loss control and risk mitigation services to complex healthcare organizations across the national healthcare practice. Reporting to the Vice President, Senior Director, Risk Control Solutions National Healthcare Practice, this role is responsible for delivering high-level assessments, recommendations, and strategic guidance to reduce loss frequency and severity while supporting measurable improvements in total cost of risk.
The Senior Loss Control Consultant serves as a trusted advisor to healthcare clients and internal stakeholders, applying deep technical expertise, healthcare regulatory knowledge, and national standards of practice. This role balances direct client engagement with collaboration across national and Series-aligned teams and supports the execution of standardized, scalable loss control services aligned with the national healthcare risk strategy.

Key Responsibilities

• Healthcare Loss Control & Risk Assessment
  • Conduct comprehensive healthcare loss control assessments, including evaluation of safety culture, physical conditions, operational practices, and loss drivers.
  • Identify property, workers’ compensation, and general liability exposures specific to healthcare environments, including acute care, ambulatory, and long-term care settings.
  • Analyze loss data, trends, and operational metrics to develop targeted, actionable risk mitigation strategies tied to financial outcomes.
  • Support complex, high-risk, or high-profile client engagements in collaboration with the Vice President and other national specialty leaders.
  • Provide carrier loss control and risk management oversight for client advocacy and efficiency of account activity.
  • Establish relationships with loss control resources from key market peers at Auto, property, GL and WC carriers/TPAs.
• Recommendations & Program Development
  • Develop clear, prioritized recommendations to remediate hazardous conditions, unsafe practices, and systemic risk issues in compliance with applicable codes, standards, and regulations.
  • Assist clients in the development, enhancement, and monitoring of healthcare-specific safety and loss control programs, including behavior-based safety approaches.
  • Support implementation of recommendations by assisting in the development of processes, programs, training materials, and tools necessary for sustained improvement.
• National Standards & Service Delivery Alignment
  • Deliver services in accordance with national healthcare loss control standards, methodologies, and documentation requirements.
  • Prepare high-quality written reports, analyses, and client-facing deliverables that meet national practice expectations for consistency and credibility.
  • Manage and respond to insurance carrier loss control recommendations, coordinating with clients and internal teams as appropriate.
• Collaboration & Internal Partnership
  • Partner with Series based client service and loss control teams to ensure coordinated client delivery.
  • Serve as a subject matter resource to Series-aligned loss control staff, providing guidance, technical insight, and best practices aligned with national standards.
  • Participate in proposal development and client presentations, contributing senior-level technical expertise to support growth and retention efforts.

• Education, Training & Thought Leadership

   

  • Provide training and educational programs for healthcare clients and internal teams on loss control, safety, and risk mitigation topics.
  • Stay current on federal and state safety regulations, healthcare-specific standards, and emerging loss trends.
  • Contribute to internal tools, resources, and thought leadership initiatives supporting the national healthcare practice.
• Professional & Operational Responsibilities
  • Maintain required professional certifications and continuing education credits.
  • Travel as required to support client engagements.
  • Uphold confidentiality and professional standards in all client and internal interactions.
  • Perform additional related duties as assigned in support of the national healthcare practice.

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Education, Experience, & Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in safety engineering, occupational safety, risk management, or related field required; advanced degree preferred.

• Professional certifications such as CSP, ARM, CPCU, CPHRM, RIMS-CRMP, or similar strongly preferred.

• Minimum 8-12 years of progressive loss control, safety, or risk management experience, with significant healthcare exposure.

• Demonstrated experience working with complex healthcare organizations and senior client leadership.

• Experience within brokerage, consulting, carrier, or healthcare system environments preferred.

• Advanced knowledge of healthcare loss exposures, OSHA regulations, and applicable safety legislations.

• Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret data and link risk mitigation to financial outcomes.

• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to present to executive-level audiences.

• Proven ability to work independently and collaboratively within a matrixed national organization.

• High level of professionalism, judgement, and client service orientation.

Success Factors

• Delivery of consistent, high-quality healthcare loss control services aligned with national standards.

• Positive client feedback and demonstrated contribution to reduced losses and improved risk outcomes.

• Effective collaboration with national leadership and Series teams.

• Meaningful support of practice growth, retention, and market differentiation.