Sandra Stoddard

Sandra Stoddard serves as the Member Services Director for the Union Construction Workers' Compensation Program at WILSON-MCSHANE CORPORATION, where she leverages her extensive expertise in construction risk control and workers' compensation claims management to drive significant improvements in the program's operations. With a commitment to enhancing the workers' compensation process, Sandra focuses on fostering a culture of proactive injury prevention, prompt care, and efficient return-to-work strategies. Her role involves facilitating informative exchanges with participating employers and union employees, ensuring that they have a clear understanding of their workers' compensation benefits and the intricacies of the UCWCP procedures.

Through her adept communication skills, Sandra has successfully improved benefits communication efficiency, allowing for a heightened understanding of the UCWCP benefits and processes among stakeholders. She actively identifies eligible employers for membership, articulating the advantages of the program and ensuring that they are well-informed about the resources available to them. Sandra's dedication to education and collaboration is evident in her approach, as she emphasizes accountability and transparency in all interactions.

Her skill set encompasses crisis intervention, policy analysis, and claims management, which she utilizes to navigate complex situations and drive effective resolutions. By employing research skills and organizational development strategies, Sandra continuously seeks to optimize the program's operations, ensuring that injured workers receive the care and support they need. Her leadership in event planning and turnaround management further enhances the program's outreach efforts, solidifying her role as a pivotal figure in the construction workers' compensation landscape. Through her work, Sandra Stoddard exemplifies a commitment to prioritizing the well-being of injured workers while ensuring the sustainability and efficiency of the UCWCP.