Become a Board Certified Workers' Compensation Claims Professional!
The Workers' Compensation Claims Professionals' Board Certification Program is specifically designed to offer an advanced level of professional education and certification in the management of one of America's most complex social compensation systems. The program is comprised of eight (8) live presentation courses and four (4) online courses, each of which delves into advanced concepts of insurance, law, and anatomy of occupational injury. Total cost of this certification program is only $640.00. This includes an application fee of $100.00 and $45.00 for each of the 12 courses. You may choose to pay for the full course upfront, or pay for the courses as you attend.
To be accepted into this program, you must be a current WCCP member. Once you have become board certified, in order to retain your CWC ("Certified in Workers' Compensation") designation, you must remain a WCCP member in good standing.
For program eligibility, click here:
Board Certification Eligibility Requirements
*Please note: Schedule dates and speakers are subject to change.
Once you have earned your Board Certification designation (CWC), you may be interested in earning your CWCL (Certified in Workers' Compensation Litigation) designation.
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*Gain Advanced Eligibility Through "Pre-Board" Qualification Program
For adjusters or medical case managers who have more than 3, but less than 5 years lost time/disability claims handling experience, admission may be granted by completion of the ONLINE Comprehensive W/C Claims Management "Pre-Board" qualification program. For a complete description of the program and registration form, click here:
This online program also provides the equivalent of three (3) 8-hour days of comprehensive instruction on the functional activities and requirements of workers’ compensation claims adjusting. Click here to go straight to the online program and get started.
As an enhancement for students and their employers, this program is fully accredited to provide a total of 21 Adjuster continuing education credits, including 13 Law, 2 Ethics, and 6 Optional CE. Credits are automatically filed with the Florida DFS upon completion of each course segment.
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