According to industry experts, workers compensation is one of the most dynamic and critical areas of employer liability. More than just an insurance policy, it is an entire system of definitions, rules and regulations that must be understood and navigated for maximum effectiveness.
To be successful in today’s competitive marketplace requires that you be knowledgeable about all aspects of this sophisticated business. Earning the Registered Workers’ Compensation Specialist designation demonstrates to your clients, your employer and your peers that you are serious about your career as a workers’ compensation professional.
Upon successful completion of the required examination and signing of the Code of Ethics, The National Registry of Workers’ Compensation Specialists confers the Registered Workers’ Compensation Specialist designation. The RWCS™ graduate will be sent a diploma and may begin using the marks RWCS™ and the words “Registered Workers’ Compensation Specialist” on their business cards and letterhead.
Enroll today to become a workers compensation professional.
College and University Extended Studies
Many colleges and universities today are offering innovative learning opportunities, programs, and services as an outreach to government, business and the community in general.
The National Registry of Workers’ Compensation Specialists works with educational institutions to provide the Registered Workers’ Compensation Specialist (RWCS™) designation for non-traditional students who wish to receive workers’ compensation training and Continuing Education Units as a permanent, nationally recognized record of professional development for participating individuals.
Here is an example of the RWCS™ program at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
