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The Level I Basic Certification
includes the following 10 credit hour course curriculum for
$250.00
Insurance
Overview (1 Credit Hour)
This course will provide you with an
understanding of what insurance is, the different lines
of insurance and what
each line
covers. You will
learn what an insurance policy is and what is typically
included in each policy. We will discuss the claims
process, and
learn important and common definitions used in the
insurance industry. You will learn what bad faith is and
how to avoid it in the course of an investigation.
Introduction to Insurance Fraud
(3 Credit Hours)
You will learn what Insurance
Fraud is, who and what insurance fraud effects, the cost
and widespread of fraud, examples and consequences
and well as efforts to reduce fraud and who might commit
this crime. You will learn how an adjuster may handle a
suspect claim, how to identify a suspected claim,
investigation techniques used by the adjusters and
investigators, as well as learning the indicators of
insurance fraud.
The Use of Surveillance in an
Insurance Investigation (2 Credit Hours)
This
course will provide the private
investigator who conducts insurance
investigations with knowledge of the
insurance professionals intention for
surveillance. You will also learn what a
claims professional should provide the
investigator as well as when and how
they utilize surveillance in the course
of an insurance investigation.
This course also shows
what is required from the claims
professional to initiate the
surveillance, what is needed from the
investigator, what can occur during the
investigation and what should be
expected from the surveillance.
Understanding Your Client's Objectives (1 Credit
Hour)
?This
course speaks directly to the
private investigator who serves
the insurance industry. The
student will learn to identify
client objectives using a basic
understanding of the various
lines of insurance and functions
of insurance professionals and
entities, combined with
communication and organizational
skills that will enhance the
client-vendor relationship to
zero in on the real purpose
behind every referral.
?This
course will show where referrals
originate, why, and how the
final product can be used later
on in the life of the claim.
Workers' Compensation Fraud (3
Credit Hours)
This
course will provide you
with the knowledge about
the types of fraud
committed by claimants,
employers and
businesses, as well as
medical providers in the
workers compensation
field.
It
will also provide you
with red flag indicators
and
methods of detection to
identify possible
fraudulent activity, as
well as methods to
investigate and combat
workers compensation
fraud.

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To Obtain Your IFC Certification - Level I: |
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You must complete
this 10 credit hour Level I Certification, within
60 days after starting your certification courses.
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You must obtain a
passing score of 70% or higher on each of the 5 course
final exams to obtain your certificate of completion.
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Each year thereafter, you must complete 3 hours of continuing education
from the IFC approved curriculum within 30 days of your
expiration date. |
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Courses approved for Private Investigator
Continuing Education; obtain your IFC Certification and
CE Credits for one price. |
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Continue your
learning path by obtaining your Level II & III
Certifications for an additional cost. |
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Professional
DESIGNATION
for
Private
INVESTIGATORS.

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Intermediate
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Advanced
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