Spring Seminar

An Online Event

8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Mental health issues continue to dominate the news in our post-Covid work world. For this year’s Spring Seminar, WSIA has put together a cohort of experts representing Washington employers, mental health providers and defense attorneys to help claims adjusters manage this ever-changing environment. We look forward to hosting this educational event virtually on March 17th.

For one low price, this seminar offers great content and continuing education credits for professionals in:

Sessions Include:

Mental Illness Comorbidity on Workers' Compensation Claims

Jenny Haykin, Leave & Accommodations Program Manager, Puget Sound Energy

Presumption, Mental Health - Legal Perspective

Ann Silvernale, Attorney, Holmes Weddle & Barcott
Jannine Myers, Attorney, Holmes Weddle & Barcott

Care for PTSD

Michael Harris, Ph.D, Pacific Rehabilitation Centers

Working on Presumption Claims - Panel of Experts

Lead By: Gennia Wellington, Workers' Compensation Manager, King County

Got news, updates, services, or anything you want to share with Washington's self-insured community? Want to support the event and WSIA's broader work? We've got sponsorship recognition space throughout our lead-up to the seminar, including opportunities on camera during the event. Contact Kari Heinold to work out a custom package that's perfect for your company.

Continuing Education Credits

WSIA will award 4 continuing education credit hours for the Washington Workers' Compensation Professional (WWCP) recertification. The following additional professional development credentials will be available to attendees:

L&I CEU - Applied for
CDMS - Applied for
SHRM 4 recertification credits
CRCC - Applied for
CCMC - Applied for

Pricing

WSIA Members - $99

Non-members - $149 (Not a member? Click here to join today!)

Cancellation Information

No refunds will be given for cancellations made after February 27, 2023.

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