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I joined CSIMS to be a part of the only California organization solely dedicated to assessment and treatment of injured workers. I was interested in supporting an organization that understood the specific issues of physicians within the California Workers' Compensation system and actively worked to improve the environment of care for injured workers.
Matthew Johnson
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The doctors in CSIMS are very supportive of each other, and we have power in numbers. CSIMS offers excellent educational resources for doctors and CSIMS is a great advocate for evaluators in California. CSIMS keeps me updated on the changes and important news in the system. Most importantly, it greatly helps me in many aspects of my practice, especially assisting injured workers in the California Workers’ Compensation System.
David Abri
DDS
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Since its birth in 1980, CSIMS has worked to ensure that a person injured at work has high quality medical care in a manner that is cost effective for employers. CSIMS serves the medical community by teaching doctors how to deal with the complex laws concerning work injuries and its advocacy in establishing new laws affecting treatment and evaluation of work injuries. For health-care providers, its voice is your voice. Please join so your concerns are addressed.
Michael D. Roback
M.D.
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Staying Ahead: How CSIMS Prepares Professionals for the Future of Workers’ Compensation
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Staying Ahead: How CSIMS Prepares Professionals for the Future of Workers’ Compensation
In an environment shaped by shifting legislation, emerging medical technologies, and evolving workplace norms, staying current isn’t optional—it’s essential. For professionals involved in workers’ compensation and industrial medicine in California, the future holds both promise and complexity. The California Society of Industrial Medicine and Surgery (CSIMS) is committed to helping physicians, Qualified Medical Evaluators (QMEs), attorneys, and other stakeholders remain informed, agile, and proactive. Through its resources and community engagement, CSIMS equips its members to not only adapt—but lead—in a rapidly changing field.
The Value of Membership: Why Join CSIMS?
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The Value of Membership: Why Join CSIMS?
Membership in a professional organization offers much more than just a credential—it provides access to resources, support, and a sense of belonging. For those involved in industrial medicine, workers’ compensation, or medical-legal evaluation in California, the California Society of Industrial Medicine and Surgery (CSIMS) stands out as a leading community for education, advocacy, and professional growth. Discover the many benefits of joining CSIMS and how it can enhance your career and practice.
How Advocacy Improves Outcomes for Injured Workers
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How Advocacy Improves Outcomes for Injured Workers
Advocacy is at the heart of progress in California’s workers’ compensation and industrial medicine systems. By representing the interests of injured workers and medical professionals, organizations like the California Society of Industrial Medicine and Surgery (CSIMS) work to create a fairer, more efficient system that promotes better outcomes for everyone involved. Understanding the power of advocacy helps explain why policy engagement is crucial in the world of occupational health.
CSIMS unites the voice of California's medical-legal professionals—advocating for justice, advancing education, and driving systemic change since 1980.
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