C32: Bodily Injury Claims
Please note that the final examination for this course is a
computer-based exam.
Learn the basics of human anatomy and physiology and
how they are important to the insurance adjuster. Bodily Injury
Claims outlines the investigative
process and the factors involved in claim evaluation and negotiation. Injuries
that are likely to be encountered and the medical treatment normally prescribed
are discussed. You will study how medical reports should be interpreted.
Rehabilitation and the role of the adjuster in the process are
introduced.
We recommend Bodily Injury
Claims for everyone associated with claims work.
Course Outline
- Investigating Bodily Injury Claims
- Skin and Musculature
- Skeletal System
- Spine, Head, and Nervous System
- Heart, Lungs, and Other Organs
- Psychological Disorders and Disability
- Rehabilitation
- Medical Records and Reports
- Evaluation, Negotiation, and
Settlement
Who Should Register
All insurance courses offered
by The Insurance Institute are designed for individuals who want to attain a highly
recognized and respected professional designation in the p&c industry. The
professional designation Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) is recognized
across Canada and elsewhere around the world as the benchmark of insurance
professionalism.
Bodily Injury Claims is for industry
professionals, especially adjusters and
all those associated with claims work, who want a comprehensive p&c
education and the skills and knowledge required to advance their
careers.
Course Offerings
Distance Learning
In-Class and Virtual Learning