Sudbury: February 19, 2020 Best practices for case management - the new working model of WSIB


Date and Time:

Starts: 02/19/2020 5:30 PM

Ends: 02/19/2020 8:00 PM

Registration Closes:02/19/2020 10:00 PM

Event Type: Social or Networking Event

1.5 hours Hour(s)

Location:
Brystons On The Park 5 Creighton Road Copper Cliff, ON

Price:

MEMBERS $$17.70 NON-MEM $26.55

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Sudbury: February 19, 2020 Best practices for case management - the new working model of WSIB.

Topic: The New WSIB Service Model

Bring participants up to date on best practices for case management with considerations for new working model of the WSIB.

Learning Objectives:

1. Update on directions of the WSIB policy interpretation.

2. Any pertinent case law updates.

3. Progress and issues related to the WSIB new direction.  (Barriers, improvements)


AGENDA

5:30 pm: Registration and Networking

6:00 pm: Dinner

6:30 pm: Speakers

8:00 pm: Q & A

Adjournment


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Angela Waytowich

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Selena Grenon


Speaker bio(s)
Selena Grenon, Paralegal

 Nine years working with Sandra Haddad and Associates as an employer representative specializing in appeals at board levels and tribunals for all provinces and territories  Two years working as a case manager processing and managing WSIB/WCB claims with Canadian Injury Management Services Inc.  Experience representing in Employment Standards and Human Rights claims  Experience in AODA and 168 matters inclusive of investigations  Experience in auditing and preparing for Workwell Audits  Paralegal license in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario  Court and Tribunal Agent Diploma from Durham College  Advanced certificates in Alternative Dispute Resolution  Familiar for costings with NEER and Cad7


Angela Waytowich, Disability Consultant

Angela WaytowichSenior Corporate Claims Manager  Ten (10) years of experience in Claim Management with a focus on policy and return to work in all provincial jurisdictions  Experience in both Workers Compensation and non-occupational case management  Skilled in return to work protocols and able to facilitate successful transitional work plans between parties that will meet Board policy requirements  Familiar with WSIB Policy in Ontario  Experienced in implementing and managing successful attendance management programs  Relative experience: • Excellent communication and facilitation skills • Strong in organizing programs • Strong on Parklane system set up • Statistical analysis Prior experience  Case management in Long Term Care, Retail, Restaurant, Construction, Health Care, Manufacturing and Mining  Tracking and data collection on safety, immunizations, KPIs, Frequencies, Severity, costing etc.  Statistical gathering and reports to key upper management designates  Organizing and executing new hire orientation, supervisory training, WSI Act (Worker’s rights & obligations, Supervisor obligations under the Act, return to work, etc.) Education  Public Relations – Diploma  Legal Assistant – Diploma  Certified Disability Management Professional (CDMP)