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Earning a DMEC certification or attending a training can enhance your credibility, demonstrate your commitment to continuous learning, and open new career opportunities. DMEC Certifications and Training can get you on the right career path.
As state and federal leave laws continue to expand, more and more companies are finding the need for professional leave management specialists. Distinguish yourself as a leave expert through the DMEC Certified Leave Management Specialist (CLMS) designation program.
DMEC’s microcredential courses provide a unique opportunity to become a go-to expert in particular areas of absence and disability management. Check out the new FMLA Medical Certification Process offering!
FMLA/ADA Training for Supervisors and Managers provides high-level information about how to identify a potential employee request and insight into responsibilities once an event has been identified.
The DMEC Learning Center serves as your hub for watching webinar archives and completing the Certified Leave Management Specialist (CLMS) program and associated recertification requirements.
Your Certified Leave Management Specialist (CLMS) designation is active for two (2) years from the date you successfully complete the CLMS final exam. Keep it active with a few key steps.
Latest News & Resources
Read the latest news about integrated disability and absence management including insights, strategies, and best practices.
Trending Topics in 2025 and Beyond
Which data-driven strategies will guide employers toward more sustainable benefit structures? Bryon E. Bass, CLMS, CEO, DMEC, shares insights in this 2025 trends overview.
Getting Incomplete or Insufficient FMLA Medical Certifications? Request More Information
How can employers ensure compliance with the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) when it comes to medical certifications?
Navigating the Intersection of Federal and State Pregnancy and Family Leave Protections
Remember that federal and state programs — paid and unpaid — can run concurrently or in tandem. Get details for navigating this complex terrain.
Return-to-Work Durations by Generation
Each generation has diverse needs, issues, and prevalent health conditions that can affect their experiences. Recognizing these differences and identifying what motivates employees of all ages can reduce return-to-work durations.
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