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Self-Insured Exam Prep
Get the edge you need to pass the SIP exam with ease by enrolling in our self-paced, on-demand course presented by industry expert Bob Cornelow. With over 35 years of experience in the field, Bob provides unparalleled instruction and insight to help you prepare for this challenging exam. This course is designed to fit your busy schedule, allowing you to study at your own pace and on your own time. Gain the confidence and knowledge you need to succeed on the SIP exam and advance your career. Enroll in our course today and start preparing for success!.
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Tools and Materials
This class requires additional tools and materials
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Sullivan on Comp
The most comprehensive treatise in California Workers’ Compensation. Required for all tracks: Indemnity, Medical Only, and Medical Bill Review.
Receive $65 off an annual subscription, or the first month of a monthly subscription free.
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Tools and Course Materials
Reading assignments are available for free online!
Or you can purchase the Workers’ Compensation Laws of California which includes the required reading materials.
You will also need the 1997 and 2005 Permanent Disability Rating Schedule (PDRS) published by the state Division of Workers’ Compensation and the Life Expectancy Tables 2015.
What you will learn
- Initial concepts:- Injury, Presumptions, Employers, Employees, Employee’s dependents
- Compensability and Exclusive Remedy exceptions; AOE/COE
- Medical Benefits part 1:- medical exams, medical legal process, medical legal expenses
- Medical benefits part 2:- medical and hospital treatment, utilization review (UR), independent review (IMR), Medical Provider Network (MPN)
- Medical benefits part 3: – Medical terminology
- AWW computation; compensation schedules, notices
- Disability payments and lien against compensation; death benefits
- PD and SJDB/Return to Work
- Litigation and proceedings: Compromise & release (C&R) and stipulated awards, Jurisdiction, statutes of limitation on proceedings, Administrative assistance, Applications and answers, Workers’ compensation appeals board (WCAB) hearings, Findings and awards, Reconsideration and judicial review
- Insurance and self-insurance; WC fraud; subrogation;self-insurance requirements and reporting
- Insurer audits and penalties
- Reserving and determination of future liabilities
Additional Information
What You’ll Get When You Take This Prep
- Learning objectives for each module
- A pre-lecture reading assignment with a list of the relevant Labor Code and Administrative Regulations
- List of supplementary recommended resources including specific Claims Practitioner in Workers’ Compensation (CPWC) modules as well as sections of Sullivan on Comp
- Each module will have a short multiple-choice knowledge check
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Workers' Compensation Benefits
Students will learn about the different types of benefits available to injured workers under workers’ compensation. This includes medical treatment, temporary disability payments, permanent disability benefits, vocational rehabilitation, and death benefits.
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Investigating and Documenting Claims
This topic focuses on the essential skills of a claims adjuster, including conducting thorough investigations, gathering evidence, and maintaining accurate and complete claim documentation. It covers techniques for interviewing injured workers, employers, and witnesses, as well as the importance of proper record-keeping.
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Ethics and Professionalism
The course will emphasize the ethical responsibilities of claims adjusters. This includes topics such as fair claims handling, protecting confidential information, complying with state regulations, and maintaining professional relationships with injured workers, employers, and healthcare providers.
The course curriculum is outstanding! Not often do you find a group of like-minded professionals, learning and openly sharing their IDAM experiences.
Taryn J.
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WCSIP
Self-Insured Exam Prep
- 100% On-Demand
- Includes 12 Lessons
- 18 Hours
- Read the Law
- Listen to Lectures
- Pass the test
Upgrade to a Certification on Workers’ Comp Adjusting
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What our students have to say
Overall great course! Knowledgeable instructor and module layout. The instructor explains in detail with verbal illustration that is easy
to understand.
Olivia G.
I appreciated the thorough descriptions of employer responsibilities and easy to read slides. Also having test takeaways has been helpful for studying.
Nicole C
It Was Very Informative, Love The Detailed Knowledge That Was Giving To Help Us Succeed.
Centoria H.
the [sip]material is truly outstanding. It is very comprehensive and firmly grounded in the labor code. I certainly appreciate the course overall.
Eric C
This course was clear and to the point which I appreciate.
Zayda R
Liked moving at my own pace and the powerpoints were very informative
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the recommended knowledge or experience before taking this course?
It is recommended that the student have the knowledge and experience equivalent to the 120 hours of training required by the State of California DIR. Relevant professional designations or certifications representing this knowledge include the WCCA or IEA’s Certified Practitioner in Workers’ Compensation (CPWC).
What are the additional recommended resources?
Use coupon code SOC4IEA to receive $50 off an annual subscription or the first month free of a monthly subscription.
Guide to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment by the American Medical Association
A la carte Claims Practitioner in Workers’ Compensation (CPWC) courses offered by IEA to build a better foundation.
What are the learning objectives?
Prepare to pass the SIP exam
Have sufficient knowledge and recall in the following areas:
- 25% Statutory and Case Law
- 25% Administrative Director Rules and Regs
- 25% Medical Management, Disability Evaluations, Reserves and Determination of Future Liabilities
- 25% General Claims Management
I've completed the SIP course, now what?
You can apply online to take the examination at PSI Exams Online. At that site, select “Government/State Licensing Agencies. The system will prompt you to select a jurisdiction, select “California”. Then select the account: “CA Office of Self-Insurance Plans” and click on “CA Self-Insurance Examination”. From there please follow the instructions. There is also a detailed Candidate Information Bulletin located at the top right side of that page.
Effective July 1, 2012, PSI Examination Services will be responsible for administering the qualified claims administrator certification examination for the Office of Self-Insurance Plans (OSIP). Inquiries regarding the OSIP Self-Insurance Administrators examination program should be submitted to PSI Examination Services. Please direct other questions to OSIP at (916) 464-7000 or send your inquiries to sip@dir.ca.gov.
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