Rebecca Shafer
Attorney/Risk Consultant
Rebecca Shafer, an attorney and risk consultant, specializes in workers' compensation cost containment and litigation management systems. She was one of the early developers of the Injury Management Program. Ms. Shafer consults with national, mid-market and local companies to develop benchmarking comparisons, assess key cost drivers, structure strategies and design training to reduce workers' compensation and risk management costs.
A talented injury management consulting staff supports Rebecca who manages and monitors all consulting projects. Most of the consulting staff has worked with Rebecca for over 20 years and include:
- An educational consultant with a Master's Degree in Education specializing in technical writing and development of workers' compensation curriculum, training manuals, brochures, and accreditation of training programs;
- Review consultants with expertise in premium reduction and review;
- Senior level claim consultants specializing in claim file audits;
- Senior injury management consultants work with companies and organizations of all sizes in implementation of cost reduction strategies;
- Medical doctors, board-certified in either occupational medicine or emergency medicine, are the key to our cost reduction success. Each physician has over 20 years experience in the workers' compensation field and is specially trained to review workers' compensation claims. They also serve as medical advisors for companies who need part-time and/or interim medical expertise. All have excellent credentials.
- Industry experts regularly contribute to our award-winning Workers' Comp Kit® Blog
In addition, we are connected through several social networking sites such as LinkedIn, FaceBook, and Twitter, all generated and maintained by our superior administrative support staff.
For more information about how your company can enjoy greatly reduced workers' compensation costs, call us at 860-553-6604, or send us an e-mail, or simply submit this short form.
Tribute
No discussion of Injury Management would be complete without mentioning our colleagues and friends at Aon and Marsh who died in the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
We are proud to have worked many years with Robert Ferris and Harry Taback, both of whom played a significant role in the development and ongoing success of the Injury Management Program.
Harry was our boss and an enthusiastic supporter of the Injury Management Program. His support and encouragement facilitated making the program into a nationwide practice.
Bob was fondly known to us as 'Mayor of the Marriott' for the role he played during numerous training programs we held in Connecticut where, in addition to his full-time teaching responsibilities, he made sure each of our out-of-town clients was comfortable and safe. He was a caring friend, a knowledgeable colleague and an expert in safety and injury management who is greatly missed.
As dedicated safety professionals, we are sure Bob and Harry gave their lives helping others escape the building.