Registered Workers’ Compensation Specialist®
The Registered Workers’ Compensation Specialist (RWCS) continuing education and professional certification program will benefit insurance industry professionals, risk managers, human resource personnel, and others who manage, administer, or sell workers’ compensation insurance. We are proud of the fact that many of our graduates come from a variety of industries outside of insurance and that the designation has a quality reputation among recruiting managers and business executives.
Unlike many other generalized insurance and human resource credentials, the Registered Workers’ Compensation Specialist® designation is a concentrated curriculum specific to the field of workers’ compensation- a full 12 hours of education and training. Additionally, the RWCS™ workers’ compensation certification is a complete package. In other words, there are no more modules to purchase or renewal fees to be paid.
RWCS™ Graduates include risk managers, safety managers, and insurance professionals from such prestigious companies as Accident Fund Insurance Company of America, City of Las Vegas, Gulfshore Insurance, Hunter Douglas, Johnson and Johnson, Missouri Employers Mutual, MGM Resorts, Nestle, and Tyson Foods just to name a few.
The Registered Workers’ Compensation Specialist® designation is one of the nation’s only professional certifications for workers’ compensation registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Serial No. 87208239
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RWCS™ Course
The RWCS™ (Registered workers’ compensation Specialist) program consists of timely and accurate materials to provide the best education available, written by the International Risk Manage-ment Institute, the industry’s foremost risk management authority. Many states grant 12-hours of CE Credit.
Registered Workers' Compensation Specialist Training
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Executive Officers
Business executives are also workers, in a specific sense of the word. Over the years, there has been a debate as to whether executive officers also have compensation rights whenever they get injured on the job. For business executives who are aware of their work situation, it would be easy for them to discern situations […]
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Insurance Underwriters
Workers’ compensation training for insurance underwriters is important because insurance underwriters are the ones to place price tags on different insurance policies and services. Whenever workers claim damages or compensation rights, the underwriters are the ones to look into them, find out what they entail, and put prices on them. When these claims eventually come, […]
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Insurance Producers
Insurance producers are the main focal point around which insurance firms operate. With the main emergence of many claims to workers’ compensation rights, firms usually turn to their insurance producers to help them cover the costs whenever they face these claims. Insurance producers are to look into these claims, ascertain if they are valid (or […]
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Insurance Actuaries
Insurance actuaries determine the financial risks associated with various exposures. Actuaries have played a role in workers compensation since its inception. As risk determiners, actuaries are tasked with knowing the risks associated with the compensation of certain workers and whether these risks are smart investments for their clients. Insurance companies often offer workers‘ compensation training […]
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Government Employees
Workers’ compensation is a dynamic and rapidly changing case; the emergence of new injuries and business structures can call for amendments to be made to labor laws and workers’ compensation acts. Every state has its own workers’ statute and although variations from one law to another definitely exist and there are also major differences in […]
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Risk Managers
Professional risk managers can look into different workplace environments and devise methods to ensure more safety and reduce the level of workplace hazards, especially when dealing with construction companies and other labor-intensive business structures. A risk manager could also be called to act in the capacity of a consultant whenever hazards occur and workers demand […]
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Educators
For people who want to set up businesses and companies, there will be a need to know about workers and the compensation for injuries and workplace hazards. Most times, it is usually the job of teachers and educators to enlighten these people on how serious the issue of workers’ compensation really is. It is also […]
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Human Resource Managers
Human resources managers have a major role to play in optimizing the workforce of a firm. When workers suffer workplace hazards and subsequently demand for compensation, human resource managers could step in to manage the situation for their firms and oversee proceedings in such a way that will save the firm a lot of time […]
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Corporate Council
For people who want to set up businesses and companies, there will be a need to know about workers and the compensation for injuries and workplace hazards. Most times, it is usually the job of teachers and educators to enlighten these people on how serious the issue of workers’ compensation really is. It is also […]
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Consultants
Workplace injuries are extremely costly and can prove to be very disruptive to both employers and employees. Usually, the ultimate cost of a compensation issue can be much higher than the workers’ compensation premium. When issues like these arise, labor consultants are usually employed by large organizations to help with managing their workers, especially when […]
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Attorneys
Workers compensation is a complex and ever-evolving area of law. Attorneys who specialize in this field must stay up-to-date on the latest developments in order to effectively represent their clients. With the increasing complexity of this area of law, it is essential for attorneys to have the right training and certification to stay ahead of […]
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