Certified Workers’ Comp Injury Management Professional

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Monday’s CWIM-P intro class confirmed something we’ve been hearing for a while:

Occupational health programs want a clearer, more credible way to lead workers’ comp injury management for their employer clients—not just treat injuries and hope the system works itself out.

If you joined us live, thank you for being there.
If you couldn’t attend, we’ve pulled together the key takeaways so you can quickly get up to speed.

👉 Watch here:

The Certified Workers’ Comp Injury Management Professional (CWIM-P) program—developed jointly by NAOHP and Amaxx—is designed specifically for occupational health leaders, business development teams, and providers.

Participants learn how to:

Certification requires:

The CWIM-P program is designed to change how occupational health teams think, collaborate, and act around workers’ comp injury management. Even during the course itself, participants are identifying gaps, aligning with partners, and applying concepts immediately.

🎥 Course Highlights & Participant Feedback:

“It helps us see both sides of the coin.”

Data, insight, and stronger clinic–safety partnership

“Those numbers do help. Those numbers give us insight on things. On the clinic side, we’re seeing patients on a schedule, treating them, and then we’re kind of done. But when Heather’s team gives us insight like that, it does help. I think Heather and I would like to work together more and look at both sides of the coin together.”
— TJ, Clinic Provider

Why this matters:
The course reframes injury management as a shared responsibility, using data to bridge the gap between clinical operations and safety/EHS strategy.

“It shed light on issues we didn’t fully see before.”

Identifying real problems—and practical fixes

“It has definitely shed light on some of our stuff. I was talking to both of my case managers today about claims, and we found one little hiccup with our lag time. The takeaways were supervisor training, and then also a one-sheeter between the adjuster and the case manager.”
— Paul, Course Participant

Why this matters:

CWIM-P doesn’t stop at concepts. It drives participants to uncover specific operational breakdowns and walk away with clear, implementable solutions.

“I’m already planning to track the impact.”

Applying course concepts in real time

“I’m projecting that me being there is gonna help with lag time and indemnity costs. I’m gonna be interested to see and track that as the months and quarters go by.”
— Paul S, Onsite Provider

Why this matters:
Participants leave the course thinking in terms of measurement, trends, and outcomes—not just visits or isolated claims.

These comments are coming during and immediately after the CWIM-P course, not years later. They reflect:

Better use of data, not just documentation

Stronger clinic–safety–claims collaboration

Early identification of lag time and handoff issues

A shift toward tracking impact over time, not anecdotes

This is exactly what the certification is designed to produce—and what the final exam and capstone practicum formally validate.

This is a guided cohort, not a self-paced course. Seats are intentionally limited to allow for discussion, feedback, and practicum review.

👉 View the course & enroll

This program is a good fit if you:

If that sounds like you, we’d be glad to have you in this first cohort.

See you Monday,
Larry