A complete self-paced learning program

Each CE course covers one or more impairments of importance to underwriters in 20 to 30 pages. Following each subsection is a summary of key learning points to help reinforce the most important information. At the end of each course is a self-exam that provides an opportunity for underwriters to test their grasp of the material. The answer key is detachable so that trainers can administer the exams and independently evaluate underwriter comprehension of the material.

Each course contains between 100 and 175 references from the contemporary medical literature

The depth of research that goes into each course is unmatchable by internal staff, and provides for an educational experience far more comprehensive than any seminar or webcast. There is no more effective way to provide your underwriters with a current and thorough grasp of the latest clinical developments that impact medical underwriting.

Flexible delivery format

When you enroll in a year of CE, your company owns the courses. Courses are created in PDF format in order to make them easy to distribute, maximally compatible across platforms, and well suited to mobile use in tablets and e-book readers. Moreover, PDFs are searchable. This means that underwriters can quickly search a CE course for RED FLAGS and other key points while underwriting a case. Courses are also available in Word format to make it easy for trainers and medical directors to adjust content in any way they choose.

User-selected curriculum

Each year the companies participating in CE are polled as to their desired courses for the following year. This gives enrolled companies input into the content of the program, and assures that courses topics are tailored to the needs of today's working underwriters. View the 2012 course curriculum here.

Guarantee of quality and consistency across courses

Each of the 18 CE courses are written by the same author, a leading expert in mortality and morbidity underwriting. This means that your underwriters can count on consistency of writing, formatting and overall quality from course to course. And because the program is authored by a fellow underwriter, enrollees can feel confident that the courses will eschew clinical minutiae to focus specifically on what underwriters need to know.