Workers' Compensation Historical Curriculum.
Workers' compensation is a vibrant career field for adjusters, risk managers, actuaries, nurses, physicians, attorneys, and more. It is a career field that is persistently recruiting and growing. Few college classes mention workers' compensation, and it is a challenging concept to teach.
We have designed an overview presentation to introduce your students to the topic. An in-depth overview outline provides a variety of facts and data for consideration and foreshadows what could be covered. It is accessible through the link below. There is a suggested PowerPoint also, geared toward a 60-minute presentation.
We also are familiar with a wide network of workers’ compensation professionals throughout Florida. I can likely connect you with a speaker in your area who would be willing to come guest lecture a class, introduce this topic, and answer questions. I can also appear in any class through technology like Zoom.
We recognize that each semester includes a challenging spectrum of topics to cover. And this topic likely touches many of them such as liability, risk tolerance, insurance, actuarial science, human resources, compliance, and more.




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