I am currently treading through the online adjusting class.  I have been a licensed agent for seven years in coastal Florida and for the past two years, Texas.  Although I do have extensive property and casualty knowledge, the only claims experience I can truly "claim" is the acting liaison between the insured and the adjuster. ( I worked Ivan, and the other storms in the Pensacola area )  What types of positions could I realistically be capable of obtaining?  ...and with what proficiency?   Any advice and/or comments are greatly appreciated.   

Carolyn~

Carolyn, I would try Inside adjusting, Fast Track 1st. Good way to earn good money and learn the environment & Estimating systems.

I am unfamiliar with "FastTrack".  I am assuming that is a claims company?  I'll check it out.

Thank you for your responses.  I have taken a look at Pilot.  That is where all of 'our' adjusters came from during the storms in Pensacola--well, the ones they placed directly in our office.  They stayed with us for about a year and  left a fantastic impression on all of the agents.  

Also, I am a little confused as to the certifications necessary.  Are the wind/flood certs required regardless of what field of  cat adjusting that you are involved with?   (IE:  inside verses outside)  Are these typically one day classes and can any of them be completed online?  I have tooled around the internet for answers but I have found conflicting information. 

Thank you in advance!

Carolyn

Thank you for the information.  I think that is a perfect route for me.