American Society of Workers Compensation Professionals, Inc.

The American Society of Workers Compensation Professionals, Inc., commonly referred to as AMCOMP, is a U.S. nonprofit organization focused on elevating professional standards in the workers' compensation industry. Established with a commitment to education and professional development, AMCOMP provides specialized training and certification programs designed to enhance the expertise of professionals involved in various aspects of workers' compensation.

Mission and Objectives

AMCOMP's primary mission is to educate and advance the careers of workers' compensation professionals. By offering one of the few certified education programs in the field, AMCOMP aims to ensure that industry professionals have a comprehensive understanding of workers' compensation principles and practices. This is achieved through the Workers' Compensation Professional (WCP®) designation program, which is highly regarded across the industry.

Workers' Compensation Professional (WCP®) Designation

The WCP® designation program is a foundational certification that demonstrates proficiency in workers' compensation. Participants must successfully complete the WCP coursework and pass a comprehensive final exam to earn the certification. This program is beneficial for a wide range of professionals, including claims examiners, health care providers, attorneys, rehabilitation counselors, auditors, and employees of insurance companies, self-insured organizations, agents, brokers, third-party administrators, and state agencies.

Benefits of the WCP® Certification

Professionals who earn the WCP® designation receive several benefits, including formal recognition of their achievement, an official digital certificate, and a digital badge. They also gain complimentary access to AMCOMP's Workers' Compensation Industry Update webinars, which provide insights into the latest trends and legal developments in the field.

Education and Networking Opportunities

AMCOMP organizes regular educational events and networking opportunities for its members. These include access to leading industry professionals, educational programs, and quarterly newsletters that provide current industry information. The organization's commitment to ongoing education ensures that members stay abreast of changes and advancements in workers' compensation laws and practices.

History

Founded in 1999, AMCOMP has been dedicated to promoting professional excellence in workers' compensation. Over the years, the organization has graduated more than 750 professionals from its WCP® program, contributing significantly to the professional development of workers' compensation specialists across the United States.