Knowledge

Grow your insurance knowledge and expertise

• If coming to the role from another sector, you will want to build your insurance knowledge by taking the GIE or C11 and working towards your CIP Designation

• If coming to the role from within the industry, you are likely close to or have completed your CIP. If you haven’t already, consider taking C39 or seminars focused on fraud to help equip you for investigations process

• Apply learning from your studies, training offered by your company, or other work experience

Next Steps

• Plan to complete CIP courses or specialized seminars

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Build specialized knowledge to help you manage the increasingly specialized / complex investigations

• If coming from another sector, focus on completing your CIP designation

• Further learning focused on fraud examination, interviewing and scene reconstruction may prove beneficial

• On-going learning will be key to achieve CE requirements of your license, if you are working for an independent adjusting firm

Next Steps

• Commit to continuing education to provide additional knowledge and insights to help you excel

• Consider the Advanced CIP (CIP Adv)

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Enhance your knowledge to lead complex investigations

• If working for an independent adjusting firm, be mindful of CE requirements to maintain your license; you may also want to consider your Level 2 License

• Consider pursuing the Advanced CIP Certificate to continue to enhance your business and claims acumen

• Grow your knowledge of emerging trends, and legislative changes through advanced level continuing education

Next Steps

• Consider if the FCIP is right for you

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Hone your broader operational and insurance knowledge

• Recognize that your actions and decisions may define policy, claims paramaters, or shift focus for your team

• Consider pursuing your FCIP or supporting your advanced investigations / claims knowledge required through advanced continuing education

Next Steps

• Recommit to continuous learning and development

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