Enhance your knowledge with our complimentary CEU courses

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At HOMELINK, we're committed to delivering cutting-edge training that makes it easy and enjoyable for you to earn your continuing education credits. Our CEU offering includes a wide range of virtual, in-person, and on-demand content.  

HOMELINK provides the following for all sessions:

• National RN/CCM certification 
• Adjuster certification with automatic state reporting for these states only: CA, DE, FL, GA, NC, NH work comp, NV work comp, and TX
• Within 3 days after attending the course, you will receive an email from CEU Institute to complete a survey and obtain a certificate for self-reporting for RN/CCM with the appropriate approval code and activity number. For all other states where self-reporting is allowed, a certificate of completion will be provided along with a copy of the course outline upon request.

Functional Capacity Evaluations - Past, Present and Future

Tuesday, September 16  |  12 - 1 p.m. CDT

• Understand the history and evolution of evidence-based Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCEs).
• Recognize current FCE practices and performance standards.
• Identify key elements of a high-quality FCE report.
• Explore future advancements in FCEs, including emerging technologies.

Presented by: OccuPro
Jim Mecham, MSIE, OTR/L, CPE
Chief Operations Officer & Co-Founder
OccuPro

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Aging Gracefully on the Job: Cutting Down OSHA Recordables

Wednesday, September 17  |  12 - 1 p.m. CDT

• Interpret key statistics and trends related to the aging workforce.
• Explain how aging affects the body and its implications for workplace health.
• Identify how specific job activities impact different body parts.
• Explore strategies to manage workers’ compensation costs and reduce OSHA recordables.

Presented by: PRN
Colleen Medlin, PT, DPT, CEAS, CIPS
Vice President of Workers' Compensation
PRN

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Understanding Pelvic Health’s Role in Employee Well-being at the Office and Job Site

Thursday, September 18  |  12 - 1 p.m. CDT

• Understand the anatomy and physiology of pelvic floor muscles and their role in supporting bowel, bladder, and reproductive organs.
• Recognize common factors contributing to pelvic floor dysfunctions.
• Identify and define common treatments for pelvic floor conditions.
• Explore how pelvic floor health impacts employees in the work setting.

Presented by: Team Rehabilitation Physical Therapy
Saige Richardson, PT 
Physical Therapist
Team Rehabilitation Physical Therapy

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