Sample WCCA for Free
Try the new WCCA program in just 30–45 minutes. You’ll explore real course material and determine if this program is the right fit for your goals.
Sample WCCA for Free
Free Sample Course
WCCA Sample Course
- Topics
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- Workers Compensation Benefits
- Today’s Workers Compensation Landscape
- Controlling Workers Compensation Losses
- Qualifying Criteria for a Workers Compensation Injury
- Workers Compensation Benefits
- Average Completion Time
- 30-45 Minutes
Gain High-Demand Skills
WCCA helps you master the full workers comp claims process, from legal compliance and benefit calculations to medical evaluation and fraud detection.
What You’ll Gain With WCCA
WCCA Will Help You:
- Navigate complex claims with confidence.
- Avoid costly errors by strengthening compliance and accuracy.
- Detect fraud to protect your organization and reduce legal exposure.
- Stand out in a growing market with expertise employers trust.
Make a Bigger Impact
Workers comp professionals play a vital role in protecting workers and businesses. The WCCA designation helps you provide much-needed support and improve outcomes.
Why It Matters
Workers compensation professionals do more than process claims. They guide people through some of the most difficult moments in their lives.
The Workers Compensation Claims Administration designation helps you make that experience smoother, faster, and more supportive for everyone involved.
After completing WCCA, you’ll be able to:
- Clearly explain complex medical and legal terms so claimants understand their rights and options.
- Resolve disputes with empathy and clarity, reducing stress for injured workers.
- Ensure claims are processed accurately and efficiently, avoiding delays in care or benefits.
- Communicate difficult decisions with compassion and professionalism.
- Build trust with employers, providers, and claimants alike by leading with expertise and integrity.
WCCA at a Glance
Strengthen your technical, investigative, and communication skills to manage workers compensation claims with confidence.
- 3 courses, plus ethics
- 6-9 months to complete
- 100% online courses
- Virtual exams for all courses
- Mailed diploma upon completion
Ready-Made Career Skills
- Regulatory Compliance
- Liability Analysis
- Medical Terminology
- Workers Compensation Claims
- Insurance Fraud Prevention
- Return to Work Planning
- Gain a better understanding of workers compensation laws to ensure compliance and reduce risk across every stage of the claims process.
- Gain confidence in your understanding of key legal concepts so you can make accurate decisions in complex claims scenarios.
- Accurately assess medical details to reduce delays and ensure workers get the benefits they deserve.
- Serve as a liaison between key stakeholders to support a smooth return-to-work process for both employees and employers.
- Identify common red flags and indicators of fraud to help ensure only valid claims are approved.
- Use internal and external data sources to conduct thorough, well-supported workers compensation investigations.
Want a quick preview? The WCCA Sample Course lets you experience the structure, content, and learning tools firsthand—no commitment required.
In just 30-45 minutes, you’ll walk through a real lesson and get a feel for how the program fits your goals, schedule, and experience level.
Check to see if WCCA courses are approved for CE in your state so you can gain valuable continuing education credits while you earn your Workers Compensation Claims Administration designation.
State continuing education (CE) credits are currently pending for WCCA.
Still Wondering if WCCA is Right for You?
Here are some final facts to help you decide if this is the right designation for your role as well as your future career goals.
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Who should take WCCA?
WCCA is designed for experienced claims professionals looking to gain skills or better understand how to handle complex workers comp claims while supporting positive outcomes for injured workers.
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Does earning this designation give me credit toward others?
No, completing this program does not give you credit toward other designations.
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Does WCCA count toward continuing education credit?
Yes, WCCA courses are filed for state CE. Check to see if WCCA courses are approved for CE in your state so you can gain valuable continuing education credits while you earn your Workers Compensation Claims Administration designation. Additionally, if you have your CPCU, you can earn 24 credits per course toward CPCU in Good Standing.
State continuing education (CE) credits are currently pending for WCCA.
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