2019 Conference CE Certificates

The following sessions were individually eligible for continuing education credit.  Please print the certificates for the sessions you attended.  Certificates for MCLE sessions are not available here as those certificates were given at the conclusion of the session.

NOTE:  Please only print certificates for the sessions you attended AND signed the record of attendance.  PARMA retains the record of attendance in case of audit.

Continuing Education Credit through the Insurance Educational Association (IEA) is also available.  The pre-approved reporting form is provided below:

IEA Continuing Education Reporting Form – click here

2019 Annual Conference Handouts

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A1

Avoiding the Danger Zone - Minimizing Risk and Defending Claims for Dangerous Condition of Public Property, Inverse Condemnation

A2 Insurance 101 - "Am I Covered?"
A3 How Are the Current Public Entity Carve Outs Doing?
A4 Spin the Wheel, Permanent Disability Edition!!!
A5 It Takes a Jedi: Balancing ADA/FEHA and Industrial Injury Claims
A6 I'm Going to Shoot Up the School
B1 Actuarial Hocus Pocus - The Magic Explained
B2

Lessons From A Black Swan and Other Odd Ducks

B3

What  Happens When The Service Dog Eats The Comfort Hamster:  Managing Mental Illness In The Workplace

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B4

Pulling at the Heart Strings of Safety - Making the Emotional Connection

B5 Let's Talk About Sex(ual Harassment)
B6 Best Practices for Vacant Building Protection
C1 The Life of a Construction Defect Claim Workshop
C2 The Hits Keep Coming: Our Ever Changing Understanding of CTE
C3

Using Video to Monitor and Modify Risky Driving

C4 The Evolution of Vocational Rehabilitation Experts in Workers Compensation Claims
C5 Engage Afterburners: Assessing Wildfire Impacts…It’s More than the Heat
C6 The Force on Fraud
D1 Complexity
D2

The Art of Non-Submission

D3 Out Front Ideas Live: Biggest Risk Management Challenges Facing Public Entity Employers 
D4

Cal/OSHA, Surviving an Inspection 

D5 The ABCs of Cyber - Assessing Vulnerabilities, Balanced Responses and Coverage Pitfalls
D6 Gimme Shelter: The Homeless Dilemma for Cities
E1 Early Resolution ~ Sorry Works
E2

Workers' Comp Bingo 2019

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Bingo - Handout - Master Template - 2019

E3 Contractual Risk Transfer Overview 
E4

Cal/OSHA,  Top Citations and Why They Stick

E5 Student Rights, Safety, and Responsibilities
E6

Collaboration Workshop: Mining the Experience of Your Peers to Solve Real Problems

F1 How FEMA Grants and Property Insurance Can Maximize Recovery for the Public Agency
F2 Defending A Public Entity Case At Trial - Analyzing Trial Issues and Explaining The Trial Process Step-by-Step
F3 Contractual Risk Transfer Indemnity & Additional Insured Issues 
F4 Settlement and Closure of Safety Officer Claims – Analysis and Solutions
F5 The Education Code v. Workers Compensation 
F6 Natural Disasters and Risk Management
G1 Advanced Technology – Levels of Autonomous Vehicles and Collision Avoidance
G2

Going Cold Turkey: Opioids, Prop 215 and Other Drugs - Strategies to Manage and Minimize Abuse

G3 Contractual Risk Transfer Hot Button Issues 
G4 Complexity - Repeated
G5 The Benefits of Structured Settlements ‐ (Are They Still Relevant as a Negotiation Tool?)
G6 Winning a Public Agency’s Risk Culture War: ISO 31000 Strikes Back!
H1 Schools Interchange
H2 Psychiatric and Stress Claims How Not To Go Crazy Just Because Your Employee Did
H3 Third-party Negligence, Subrogation, and Workers Compensation
H4 Accident Reconstruction – How Can it Help You?
H5 From Start to Finish: Implementing Effective Workplace Wellness Programs Citywide

IRMI Glossary

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PARMA 2019 Call for Sessions

PARMA is pleased to announce it is now taking submissions for the 2019 PARMA conference to be held at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, CA February 11-13, 2019.  
Submissions must be sent in using the electronic form. Please click on the following link to access the form: parma.com/call-sessions

2019 Conference Theme Risk Wars:

The Agency Strikes Back

Be sure to download PARMA’s Conference Smartphone App

Download the free app, located in the app stores by searching "PARMA Conferences" or scan the QR Code with your mobile device.  Locate the PARMA 2018 Conference in the app in the “list of upcoming shows” and enter your e-mail address that you used to register for the conference.  If you need the password, please call the PARMA office directly.

Exhibitor Prospectus and Attendee Brochure

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Attendee Brochure - Coming soon!

2016 Conference Videos

Feb 23 - Featured Video Footage

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Feb 24 - Featured Video Footage

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Feb 25 - Featured Video Footage

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Feb 26 - Featured Video Footage

Click the play icon above to watch highlights from the last day of the conference.

Judi Ulrey

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Walter Johnson

Marlin Company

Norm Peterson

Macro Pro

Munich Re

Keenan

IWCC

Intercare

Electronic Waveform

Hanna Brophy

CVC

Building Cloud

Corvel

Carl Warren

Calstate Students

Asset Works

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Aims

Thank you

Thank you for submitting your job posting. PARMA staff will review the job posting and publish it within one business day once your membership status has been verified. If we have any questions, we will be in touch.

If you have any further questions about your posting, please email us at membership@parma.com

2016 PARMA CE Certificates

The following sessions were individually eligible for continuing education credit.  Please print the certificates for the sessions you attended.  Certificates for MCLE sessions are not available here as those certificates were given at the conclusion of the session.

NOTE:  Please only print certificates for the sessions you attended AND signed the record of attendance.  PARMA retains the record of attendance in case of audit.

A2 – Cal/PERS Update/Survive a CalPERS Audit

A3 – Attorney’s Fees and Actions Against Public Entities

A4 – The Ins and Outs of Employee Travel

B3 – Walking the Tightrope: Workers’ Compensation and Disability Accommodation

B4-C4 – Risk Transfer & Coverage Verification (must attend both sessions)

B5 – Facebook vs. First Amendment

C2 – Delving into the Root Cause of the Workers’ Compensation Claim

C3 – Alternative Dispute Resolution for Workers’ Compensation

D1 – Analyzing the Danger of Your Efforts to Correct Liability Risks and Dangerous Conditions

D5 – Virtual Liabilities: Cyber Liability and Risk Management

E2 – Choose Your Work Comp Adventure

E3 – Ways to Settle Injury Claims Early

F2 – Body Worn Cameras: Everything you Need to Know

F6 – JPA or Insurance – What’s the Difference?

G4 – Droning on – Unmanned Aerial Systems

G5 – Social Media – How to Use it to Your Advantage

G6 – Things That Go Bump in the Night, on Streets, In Storm Drains and Other Dark & Scary Places

Continuing Education Credit through the Insurance Educational Association (IEA) and the HR Certification Institute is also available.  Pre-approved reporting forms are provided below:

IEA Continuing Education Reporting Form – click here

HR Certification Institute Recertification Credit Form:

This activity, 260891, has been approved for 12 (HR (General)) recertification credit hours toward California, GPHR, HRBP, HRMP, PHR and SPHR recertification through the HR Certification Institute.  Please be sure to note the activity ID number on your recertification application form.  For more information about certification or recertification, please visit the HR Certification Institute website at www.hrci.org.

Please do not use the activity ID number on any marketing promotional material or post it on your website.  This ID is only to be communicated to individuals who have attended the program.  It is therefore required that the activity ID be included in on-site materials or certificates of completion.  The activity ID may not be communicated after the event has ended without verification of attendance. 

To print an approval certificate, do the following:

 1. Log into the https://recert.hrci.org/account/login

 2. Enter your Activity ID 260891 in the filter

 3. Change the Status filter from "Inbox" to "Completed Activities"

 4. Click filter

 5. Click the PDF icon to the right of your approved activity

2016 Annual Conference Handouts

Click the session title to download the handout.  Handouts are being added as they are received, please check back again if the handout you need is not yet posted.



A1 Green Beans & Safety Dreams
A2 CalPERS Update/How to Prepare for and Survive a CalPERS Audit (1.5 hour session)
A3 Attorney’s Fees in actions against Public Entities: Strategies to Defeat Plaintiffs’ Fee Claims and Recover Your Own
A4 The Ins and Outs of Employee Travel
A5 Claims Adjustor and Defense attorney: A Dynamic Duo
A6 Everyone Lies
K0 Keynote Session: Cheryl Cran, CSP - Future of Work & Change Leadership
B1 Workers' Comp Bingo - Workers' Compensation Legal Update
B2 A Mock Deposition
B3 Walking the Tightrope: Workers' Compensation and Disability Accommodation
B4 Risk Transfer & Coverage Verification Update
B5 Facebook v. First Amendment 
B6 Making a Case for Safety: Communicating Effectively with Executive Management
C1 Dealing with Conflict and Confrontation
C2 Delving into the Root Cause of the Workers’ Compensation Claim
C3

Alternative Dispute Resolution For Workers' Compensation

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C4 Risk Transfer & Coverage Verification Update
C5 Making Sausage Out of the Undesirable Things a.k.a Making the Best out of a Bad Case
C6 When Does Force By Police Become Excessive
D1 Analyzing the Danger of Your Efforts to Correct Liablity Risks and Dangerous Conditions
D2 Following the Playbook:  Strategies for Dealing with the Homeless
D3 Look Into My Crystal Ball and See the Future of Worker’s Compensation
D4 Safety Certificate Program-Office Ergonomics (Pt1)
D5 “Virtual Liabilities”: Cyber Liability And Risk Management For Cyber-Related Losses And Claims
D6 A Tale of Twin Rivers: A Risk Reduction Case Study in Decreasing Bullying, Cyber Bullying, and Harassment
E1 Bridging the Gap:  Public Perception
E2 Choose Your Work Comp Adventure
E3

Ways to Settle Injury Claims Early Using Structures

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E4 Safety Certificate Program-Office Ergonomics (Pt2)
E5

Staying Ahead of the
Pain: Preventative Strategies in Police Health & Wellness

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E6 OCIP Revolution
F1

Laying a Foundation for a WC Drug Formulary

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F2 Body Worn Cameras: Everything You Need to Know
F3 Jim DeLizia, Part 1
F4 Challenging Damages in High Exposure Cases
F5 Trendy Diets - Do They Really Work?
F6 JPA or Insurance – What’s the Difference?
G1 Wedge Extraction - The New Leadership Paradigm
G2 How to Spread the Peanut Butter
G3 Jim DeLizia, Part 2
G4 Droning On – (Unmanned Aerial Systems)
G5 Social Media – How to Use it to Your Advantage in Litigation
G6 Things That Go Bump In The Night, on Streets, in Storm Drains and Other Dark & Scary Places
H1 A New Paradigm of Worksite Wellness by
Embracing a Healthy Culture
H2

Setting the Standard in the Cyber Maelstrom: The Cyber Challenge for Public Agencies

H3 Understanding PTSD recovery in the
WC System
H4 Dispute or not to Dispute: Discussion of the Current State of CA Peace Officer 
H5 The 100% Nightmare; How to Effectively Manage the Permanent Total Disability Claim
CS Closing Session: Andy Isolano, Fire Prevention Officer, Clovis Fire Department From the NYFD on 9/11 to Now: One Man's Journey of Learning How Risk Management Affects Us All