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ICAC 2024 License Renewal Seminars in California

Industrial Injury Evaluation (IIE) Training

This is a 44-hour Certification training to become a Qualified Medical Evaluator. See below for complete schedule and outline of course.

 

Industrial Injury Evaluator (I.I.E.) certification, currently approved by DWC, Medical Unit, the State of California for two years, through April 2024 (two more QME state exams).
DATES:  February 13, 14, 15, 16 & 17, 2024 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday., Friday & Saturday) by Zoom
LOCATION: Zoom. Call ICAC for login details and payment.
TUITION: $1495 (minimum 10 registrants required to conduct the 5-day series)
CERTIFICATION: Total 44 hours credit to qualify for State QME Exam
CREDENTIAL: Total 48 hours to receive I.I.E. credential (Industrial Injury Evaluator)
PREREQUISITE for Licensure as QME (Qualified Medical Evaluator), an expert in forensic disability evaluation in workers’ compensation for the State of California.
DAYS/HOURS REQUIRED: 44 hours for certification to take the QME examination and 4 additional hours to complete the I.I.E. credential (additional take home exam). The course is a total of five days of over a period of one week (see below).
COURSE SCHEDULE and OUTLINE

Basic Workers’ Compensation (8 hours)
Overview: to include DWC recommended resources, history of reforms, Labor law and DWC regulations.
Prerequisites: First professional degree or college student in upper level division, leading toward a first professional degree.
Course Description: to include workers’ compensation terminology, introduction to rating disability in California, AMA Guides introduction to spinal examinations and impairment; introduction to apportionment under L.C. §4663 and §4664, and introduction to rules of combining impairment of multiple body regions (AMA Guides and California disability rules).

Click to See Full QME Syllabus

 

 

ICAC 2024 License Renewal Seminars in California

Industrial Injury Evaluation (IIE) Training

This is a 44-hour Certification training to become a Qualified Medical Evaluator. See below for complete schedule and outline of course.

 

Industrial Injury Evaluator (I.I.E.) certification, currently approved by DWC, Medical Unit, the State of California for two years, through April 2024 (two more QME state exams).
DATES:  August 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18, 2024 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday., Friday & Saturday) by Zoom
LOCATION: Zoom. Call ICAC for login details and payment.
TUITION: $1495 (minimum 10 registrants required to conduct the 5-day series)
CERTIFICATION: Total 44 hours credit to qualify for State QME Exam
CREDENTIAL: Total 48 hours to receive I.I.E. credential (Industrial Injury Evaluator)
PREREQUISITE for Licensure as QME (Qualified Medical Evaluator), an expert in forensic disability evaluation in workers’ compensation for the State of California.
DAYS/HOURS REQUIRED: 44 hours for certification to take the QME examination and 4 additional hours to complete the I.I.E. credential (additional take home exam). The course is a total of five days of over a period of one week (see below).
COURSE SCHEDULE and OUTLINE

Basic Workers’ Compensation (8 hours)
Overview: to include DWC recommended resources, history of reforms, Labor law and DWC regulations.
Prerequisites: First professional degree or college student in upper level division, leading toward a first professional degree.
Course Description: to include workers’ compensation terminology, introduction to rating disability in California, AMA Guides introduction to spinal examinations and impairment; introduction to apportionment under L.C. §4663 and §4664, and introduction to rules of combining impairment of multiple body regions (AMA Guides and California disability rules).

Click to See Full QME Syllabus

 

ICAC 2024 License Renewal Seminars in California

Industrial Injury Evaluation (IIE) Training

This is a 44-hour Certification training to become a Qualified Medical Evaluator. See below for complete schedule and outline of course.

 I.I.E. late registration after 5 pm February 5, 2024 is $2900.00 with the understanding that they will get the USB flash drive late. 

 

Industrial Injury Evaluator (I.I.E.) certification, currently approved by DWC, Medical Unit, the State of California for two years, through April 2023 (two more QME state exams).
DATES:  February 13, 14, 15, 16 & 17, 2024 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday., Friday & Saturday) by Zoom
LOCATION: Zoom. Call ICAC for login details and payment.
TUITION: $1495 (minimum 10 registrants required to conduct the 5-day series)
CERTIFICATION: Total 44 hours credit to qualify for State QME Exam
CREDENTIAL: Total 48 hours to receive I.I.E. credential (Industrial Injury Evaluator)
PREREQUISITE for Licensure as QME (Qualified Medical Evaluator), an expert in forensic disability evaluation in workers’ compensation for the State of California.
DAYS/HOURS REQUIRED: 44 hours for certification to take QME examination and 4 additional hours to complete the I.I.E. credential (additional take home exam). The course is a total of five days of over a period of one week (see below).
COURSE SCHEDULE and OUTLINE

Basic Workers’ Compensation (8 hours)
Overview: to include DWC recommended resources, history of reforms, Labor law and DWC regulations.
Prerequisites: First professional degree or college student in upper level division, leading toward a first professional degree.
Course Description: to include workers’ compensation terminology, introduction to rating disability in California, AMA Guides introduction to spinal examinations and impairment; introduction to apportionment under L.C. §4663 and §4664, and introduction to rules of combining impairment of multiple body regions (AMA Guides and California disability rules).

Click to See Full QME Syllabus

 

ICAC 2024 License Renewal Seminars in California

Industrial Injury Evaluation (IIE) Training

This is a 44-hour Certification training to become a Qualified Medical Evaluator. See below for complete schedule and outline of course.

 I.I.E. late registration after 5 pm August 5, 2024 is $2900.00 with the understanding that they will get the USB flash drive late. 

 

Industrial Injury Evaluator (I.I.E.) certification, currently approved by DWC, Medical Unit, the State of California for two years, through April 2023 (two more QME state exams).
DATES:  August 13, 14, 15,  16 & 17, 2024 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday., Friday & Saturday) by Zoom
LOCATION: Zoom. Call ICAC for login details and payment.
TUITION: $1495 (minimum 10 registrants required to conduct the 5-day series)
CERTIFICATION: Total 44 hours credit to qualify for State QME Exam
CREDENTIAL: Total 48 hours to receive I.I.E. credential (Industrial Injury Evaluator)
PREREQUISITE for Licensure as QME (Qualified Medical Evaluator), an expert in forensic disability evaluation in workers’ compensation for the State of California.
DAYS/HOURS REQUIRED: 44 hours for certification to take QME examination and 4 additional hours to complete the I.I.E. credential (additional take home exam). The course is a total of five days of over a period of one week (see below).
COURSE SCHEDULE and OUTLINE

Basic Workers’ Compensation (8 hours)
Overview: to include DWC recommended resources, history of reforms, Labor law and DWC regulations.
Prerequisites: First professional degree or college student in upper level division, leading toward a first professional degree.
Course Description: to include workers’ compensation terminology, introduction to rating disability in California, AMA Guides introduction to spinal examinations and impairment; introduction to apportionment under L.C. §4663 and §4664, and introduction to rules of combining impairment of multiple body regions (AMA Guides and California disability rules).

Click to See Full QME Syllabus