The Advanced Training & Education Center (ATEC) is the nucleus of broad information services for the workers’ compensation ecosystem. This is a continuing education platform for WorkCompCollege graduates and/or tenured Work Comp professionals who want to broaden their scope. ATEC is a subscription service available to anyone who wants to invest in their own professional development and career enhancement. At only $295.00 per year, it is an exceptional value.
This ever-growing unique library contains …
- State Education and Resource Training Modules
- Eclectic courses from highly experienced experts
- The Point webinars, recorded live
- Exclusive articles from WCC faculty
- Outreach Center blogs
- “Voice of the Provider” from Brooks Rehabilitation
- “Voice of the Injured Worker” from ReEmployAbility
- Specialized educational tracks
Specialized Educational Tracks
WCMICS
The Work Comp Mental Injury Claim Specialist (WCMICS) certification equips claims professionals with essential expertise to navigate the increasingly complex landscape of psychological and mental injury claims in workers’ compensation. This comprehensive four-module program addresses the unique challenges of mental injury cases—from understanding DSM diagnostic frameworks and conducting thorough investigations to applying the biopsychosocial model for improved outcomes. Participants will learn to differentiate between pure psychological, physical-mental, and catastrophic claims; master state-specific compensability requirements and PTSD presumptions; recognize psychosocial comorbidities that complicate recovery; and implement evidence-based strategies for treatment coordination and return-to-work planning. As mental injury claims continue to rise in frequency and complexity, this certification provides claims professionals with the confidence, competence, and practical tools needed to manage these challenging cases with both professional defensibility and genuine compassion for injured workers’ wellbeing.
WCMICS is also available as a standalone program for only $95. Enroll Here today.
AIMWC
The AI revolution isn’t just for data scientists and IT professionals. As a claims adjuster or workers’ compensation professional, you need practical AI skills to stay competitive in today’s evolving industry.
The AI Mastery in Workers’ Compensation (AIMWC) certification provides frontline professionals with the practical knowledge and skills needed to leverage AI tools effectively in daily claims work.
AIMWC is also available as a standalone program for only $95. Enroll Here today.
Mastering Medical Settlements
Designed to equip professionals in the workers’ compensation industry with the insights and strategies needed to navigate complex medical settlement scenarios, this course represents a robust educational partnership between Ametros and WorkCompCollege.com.
The “Mastering Medical Settlements” course covers essential topics in Medicare Set-Asides (MSAs), settlement best practices, post-settlement realities, and administrative options, offering practical knowledge for effective case management and client support. Participants will gain insight into the benefits and challenges of MSA administration, balancing professional versus self-administration, and the critical steps to avoid common pitfalls in settlements.
Technology Essentials Certification
Technology Essentials (ATEC-TE) is a certification program within the Advanced Training & Education Center designed to provide a foundational understanding of the technology increasingly embedded into the claims process. As new apps, processes and acronyms are discussed within companies and the broader industry, ATEC-TE graduates will be equipped to better understand the implications to their tasks. While students will not be an IT expert upon completion of the coursework, they will be more adaptable to advancements in technology.
The eight modules within the ATEC-TE curriculum follow technology through the workflow of a claim and provide insights from experts with the domain knowledge and practical experience to explain it to non-technical work comp stakeholders.
Each resource provides one WCC Continuing Education (CE) credit. For WRP graduates, the WCC CE credits provided contribute towards the re-certification process.
As of October 2025, there are:
- 6 courses in Claims Management
- 4 courses in General Studies
- 7 courses in Humanities
- 3 courses in Legal
- 9 courses that were Live Webinars
- 12 courses in Medical Management
- 2 courses in Return to Work
- 4 courses in Risk Management
- 4 courses in Stakeholders
View our entire course library here.
