Fraud Division Investigator Careers

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Become a part of our team of Detectives, consisting of highly skilled college graduates and former or current law enforcement officers, as the California Department of Insurance, Enforcement Branch is currently recruiting. With a focus on investigating, apprehending, and referring individuals involved in insurance fraud and similar offenses for legal action, the Enforcement Branch has built a commendable reputation in safeguarding Californian residents against financial hardships and anxiety.

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The Branch Enforcement of the Specialty and task force assignments offers unique training opportunities, vision/dental/health benefits, retirement safety through CalPERS, pay incentives for bilingual skills and education, alternative work schedules, and nine regional offices within statewide positions.

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Apply: Fill out the Application Form 678 for California State Examination / Employment.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Fraud Division’s CDI Enforcement Branch is based in Sacramento and has nine regional offices spread across the State of California.

The process of selecting is explained below.

  • Sign in to your CalCareer Profile and Complete the Self-Assessment Test.
  • Seek out your chance and submit an application.
  • Interview.
  • If an applicant is required to attend the academy, they must take the Battery Test Enforcement Law Level Entry (Pellet B) POST to be hired as a police officer.
  • Background Investigation.
  • Executive Interview.
  • Conditional Job Offer.
  • Psychological and Medical Assessment.
  • Clearance from the Division of Human Resources Management.
  • Commencement Date as a Probationary Staff Member.
  • Academy, if necessary.
  • Throughout different phases of the selection procedure, an applicant’s credentials, evaluation scores, and suitability for employment are assessed and determined. Continuation depends on the progression of all candidates through each stage of the selection process.

    Applicants are encouraged to visit the Peace Officer Candidate Selection Process resource page for more information on the various stages and how to prepare for success, which provides guidance on preparing for and interviewing in order to investigate the background and examine the B PELLET process.

    CDI is utilized by various regional public safety training academies and allied centers throughout California. The location of the academy is subject to the agency’s discretion. The location of the academy will be selected based on the geographical area near the applicant’s assigned regional home or office, whenever practical, but not limited to it.

    Your training program should include immediate commencement of physical exercises such as core strength exercises like sit-ups, upper body exercises like bench presses (push-ups and pull-ups), and endurance exercises like running.

    The website of POST, located at www.Post.Ca.Gov, contains examples of written test formats that demonstrate skills and include multiple-choice methods. The Academy teaches these separate domains of learning at POST, totaling 48. The Academy is academically challenging. As a college student, it is important to adopt study habits mentally.

    Yes, we provide opportunities for individuals to become Special Investigators within our Investigation Division. Our Special Investigators are not obligated to participate in the Regular Basic Police Academy and are not equipped with a firearm while performing their responsibilities. To obtain additional details, please visit our Investigation Division Special Investigator Careers page.

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    If you have any inquiries about positions as Investigators in the Fraud Division, please get in touch with a recruiter.