In response to rising rates of fatal large truck crashes, rampant fraudulent activity around medical exams, and a damning audit from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Office of Inspector General, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has embarked on a project to rebuild and deploy a new national registry for medical examiners.

Are you prepared for the impending changes?

Get ready with our Full Day Seminar

Why Attend this event?

* Distinguish yourself as a high-integrity, high-value Certified Commercial Driver Examiner * Communicate that value to motor carrier clients and prospects to win their business * Gain confidence in your qualification determinations with proper documentation * Mitigate risk to avoid exposure for claims of negligent issuance

About the seminar

This seminar will take place here on the NAOHP Airmeet virtual event platform. All sessions will be recorded and archived for your access, but if you participate live you will be able to interact directly with speakers, other participants, and vendors. In the morning module, 5 sessions will highlight regulatory, administrative, and medical decision making topics: 1. Regulatory highlights from FMCSA/NRCME - Larry Earl, MD 2. Obtaining additional medical documentation - David Fletcher, MD 3. Efficient management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea - Larry Earl, MD 4. Enhanced communication between examiner, driver and motor carrier clients - Max Lebow, MD 5. Improving communication with clients and prospects to grow your occ med revenue - Dave Saslavsky, Ira Pasternack The afternoon module will present our technology partners and their solutions to assist medical examiners in carrying out efficient documentation and management of the entire commercial driver examination process. Each session will address a question or concern from attendees, with 2 or 3 technology partners demonstrating how their solution solves the issue for the examiner. We will address questions such as: * For drivers with known chronic conditions, how can we best alert them regarding needed medical documentation in advance of their next exam in order to avoid "determination pending" or short term (< 1 yr) certification? * How can the examiner be alerted of FMCSA standards or guidelines regarding examination findings? * How do employer/client portals enhance the certification process?