N.C. Workers' Compensation Educational Conference
Will Be Held on Wednesday-Friday, October 10-12, 2018

Registration is now open for the Twenty-Third Annual North Carolina Workers' Compensation Educational Conference, which will take place at the Raleigh Convention Center on Wednesday-Friday, October 10-12, 2018. The conference is presented by the North Carolina Industrial Commission, in association with the International Workers' Compensation Foundation.

The program provides valuable information of particular importance for employers, insurance adjusters, self-insurers, third party administrators, safety and human resource managers, plaintiff and defense attorneys, health care providers, mediators, medical and rehabilitation providers, and anyone with a professional interest in the North Carolina workers' compensation system. Application is pending for continuing education credits for Attorney CLE, Paralegal CLE, Adjuster CE, SHRM CE, and Rehabilitation CRC/CDMS/CCM credits. Any other discipline will be provided, upon request, a certificate of completion. Credits include:

• North Carolina attorney CLE and paralegal CPE - 12 hours, including 1 hour of ethics and 1 hour of substance abuse
• Adjuster CE - 3.0 general hours Day 1; 4.0 general hours and 1 ethics hour Day 2; 4.0 general hours Day 3
• SHRM CE - 12 PDC hours
• Rehabilitation professionals - CCM, CRC, and CDMS - 11 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour
• COHNs, CRRNs, and any other disciplines - certificate of completion provided on request

The conference includes an exhibit hall, as well as networking and sponsorship opportunities.

For additional details, download the conference brochure by clicking here.

This year we are continuing our practice of going paperless. Therefore, a paper copy of the conference materials will not be provided to attendees. However, flash drives will be available, upon request, at the conference; and the conference materials will be available for download from this page as the conference nears.

For more information on the conference and to register in advance, please contact Jeanne Bush or Eric Oxfeld at the International Workers' Compensation Foundation office by telephone at (386) 677-0041, fax at (386) 677-0155, or e-mail at IWCF@bellsouth.net. You may also register at the conference.