WORKERSCOMPENSATION.COM WAS DEVELOPED TO SOLVE THE PAIN POINTS OF THE WORKERS’ COMPENSATION COMMUNITY: Their basic site offers news, blogs, discussion forums, new industry trends and concerns, updates on state rules, statutes, and much more. Those
A DEGREE IN APPAREL MERCHANDISING LED HER TO A CAREER IN WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: Karyl originally wanted to be a fashion buyer and move to NYC after graduation from Indiana University. She changed her mind about moving
SEASON 4 WAS FILLED WITH AN ECLECTIC VARIETY OF GUESTS: This season, we tackled topics such as medical inflation with Robert Hartwig, the importance of having a mentor with Andrew Shockney, what the day of an
AN APPLICATION FOR A FRONT DESK JOB LED TO A CAREER IN WORKER’S COMPENSATION: When Julie was out of college, she applied for a front desk job at an insurance company. The hiring manager told her
HE BECAME AN ORTHOPEDIC SPINE SURGEON BY ACCIDENT: Dr. Hanscom was originally an internist, and he had interviewed for orthopedics in the state of Hawaii so that he could write off his trip. Two years later,
A GOOGLE SEARCH STARTED HIS CAREER IN PHYSICAL THERAPY: Josh was originally a scrawny kid who started lifting weights to bulk up. He competed in Power Lifting and wanted to make it a career. He had
WHAT IS THE ANNUAL “HOME SAFE FOR THE HOLIDAYS” CAMPAIGN? Every October through the end of December, our RAMP (Risk, Assessment, Management, and Prevention) Team launches a safety initiative to help our customers. This campaign aims
HE KNEW WHAT HE WANTED TO DO SINCE HIGH SCHOOL: When James was in high school, he was given a battery of tests at the career center to assess what career would best suit his personality.
HAVING A STRONG NETWORK MADE HIS CAREER PATH POSSIBLE: After graduating from college, Andrew worked for ten years as a corporate banker. He obtained his MBA but decided he wanted to leave banking to become
WHAT WAS THE IMPACT OF THE COVID PANDEMIC ON THE WORKERS’ COMPENSATION INSURANCE INDUSTRY? At the first onset of the Covid Pandemic, there were predictions of over $100 Billion in insurance losses, with the