Pacific Coast University for Workplace Health Sciences

10/05/2026

Seats are still available for Fall!✨

If you’ve been considering enrolling, now is the perfect time to secure your spot and take advantage of WDA funding while it’s still available. Funding is expected to run out soon, so this is an ideal moment to move forward and get registered.

Don’t miss out — join us this Fall and make the most of this opportunity.

📩 For more information or to confirm eligibility, contact Continuing Education at [email protected]

DisabilityManagement WorkplaceHealth

09/14/2026

📣 Our latest article is now live!

We’re proud to share our latest news article, highlighting the launch of DMCS 735: Economics of Disability Management – Measuring Value and Impact Across Multiple Levels

https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/pacific-coast-university-for-workplace-health-sciences-pcu-whs-launches-canada-s-first-course-on-measuring-the-true-economic-impact-of-disability-management-856875760.html

Register: https://mypcu.pcu-whs.ca/ #!/home

Course details: https://www.pcu-whs.ca/2026/06/12944/

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09/10/2026

📚 Back to School
It’s Not Too Late to Enroll!

Ready to build your skills, or take the next step toward your goals? ✨

Our Continuing Education (CE) program has classes starting throughout the semester, so there’s still time to find a class that works for you!

Learn more and explore Continuing Education: https://www.pcu-whs.ca/programs/continuing-professional-education/

09/02/2026

We’re excited to welcome Sharon Marshall, MBA, instructor for the upcoming module: DMCS 600: Understanding Reconciliation & Indigenous Relations

Sep 14-20, 2026 💻 Fully Online

A Cree/Métis executive leader, consultant, educator, and citizen of Métis Nation British Columbia, Sharon brings more than three decades of administrative and leadership experience to her work.

Register to deepen your understanding of reconciliation, Indigenous perspectives, and the relationships that shape this important work.

Build contemporary skills. Expand your perspective. Strengthen your practice.

This module explores:
✅ Historical context on Canada’s path to reconciliation
✅ Deep dive into the 94 Calls to Action
✅ Practical tools to foster respectful Indigenous relations

For further course details: https://www.pcu-whs.ca/programs/continuing-professional-education/certificate-of-contemporary-intelligence-and-economics-in-disability-management/

Registration: https://mypcu.pcu-whs.ca/ #!/home

Questions? Please email: [email protected] Or call: 778-421-0821, ext. 206

08/31/2026

What if we could measure the value of disability management in the same terms that leaders use to make investment decisions?

That question is central to DMCS 735: Economics of Disability Management: Measuring Value and Impact Across Multiple Levels, taught by Dr. Emile Tompa.

“For too long, disability management has had to make the case for its value using stories, averages, or broad estimates rather than evidence tailored to the decisions leaders actually have to make. This course is about changing that. We’re giving professionals the tools to measure what their programs mean in dollars, workforce participation, organizational performance, and social impact—and to translate those results into evidence that executives and policymakers can act on. When we can demonstrate the return on disability management with credible, customized metrics, we move the conversation from ‘What does this cost?’ to ‘What value are we creating, and what happens if we don’t invest?’”- Dr. Emile Tompa.

💡 Interested in DMCS 735? Registration is now open.

Course Information https://www.pcu-whs.ca/2026/06/12944/

Register Online https://mypcu.pcu-whs.ca/ #!/home

For questions, please contact: [email protected] 778-421-0821 ext. 206

08/26/2026

💼 Make Every Dollar Count: Master the Skills to Track and Maximize Return on Investment

DMCS 735 Economics of Disability Management: Measuring Value and Impact Across Multiple Levels provides students with the knowledge and skills to measure the multiple positive impacts of disability management programs including at the personal, organizational, and societal levels.

Learn more: 👉https://www.pcu-whs.ca/2026/06/12944/

Download the course brochure: �https://www.pcu-whs.ca/wp-content/uploads/DMCS-735-Flyer.pdf

08/24/2026

We wanted to share some inspiring testimonials from two past students who took DMCS 740: Leveraging AI in Disability Management: Practical Applications for Enhanced Efficiency.

These testimonials are a testament to the quality of our instructors and programs here at Pacific Coast University for Workplace Health Sciences.

As the instructor of DMCS 740, Rabi Belot continues to lead the way in exploring the use of AI in the workplace. His exceptional teaching style, expertise, and attentiveness bring tremendous value to the course and create a meaningful learning experience for our students.

Interested in learning more about DMCS 740: Leveraging AI in Disability Management: Practical Applications for Enhanced Efficiency?

💡 Learn more about DMCS 740:https://www.pcu-whs.ca/wp-content/uploads/DMCS-740-Leveraging-AI-in-Disability-Management-3.pdf

🧔 Learn more about the instructor of DMCS 740- Rabi Belot:https://www.pcu-whs.ca/wp-content/uploads/Get-to-know-instructor-Rabi-Belot-2.pdf

📅 The next offering of this course is schedule for Nov 2-22, 2026

💻 Register for DMCS 740: https://mypcu.pcu-whs.ca/ #!/home

08/18/2026

For instructor Dulce Felix, education creates opportunities, empowers others, and inspires people to improve their lives through compassionate hard work and continuous learning.

Read more from Dulce here:https://www.pcu-whs.ca/wp-content/uploads/Dulce-Felix.pdf

💡 Interested in learning more about our talented and dedicated team of instructors? Stay in the loop by following our page for weekly posts that feature the latest Q & As from instructors at PCU-WHS.

Gain valuable insights into the expertise and
years of experience that each instructor brings to Continuing Education at
PCU-WHS.

08/13/2026

For instructor Paulette Langdon, it is incredibly rewarding to watch students gain confidence, ask thoughtful questions, and develop the skills that they can immediately use to improve the lives of the people they support.

Read more from Paulette here:https://www.pcu-whs.ca/wp-content/uploads/QA-with-Paulette.pdf

💡Interested in learning more about our talented and dedicated team of instructors? Stay in the loop by following our page for weekly posts that feature the latest Q & As from instructors at PCU-WHS.

Gain valuable insights into the expertise and
years of experience that each instructor brings to Continuing Education at
PCU-WHS.


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08/12/2026

Launch Your Career in the Growing Field of Return to Work 🚀

As the need for skilled Return-to-Work (RTW) Coordinators continues to grow, so do the career opportunities in disability management.

For professionals looking to build a career in this field, the Certified Disability Management Professional (CDMP) designation is a recognized professional credential.

In this video, Maggie Sun, CDMP shares her career journey and talks about the important work she does supporting workers who are injured or ill on their path back to work.

🎥 Interested in pursuing a career in disability management?
The 25-course Disability Management Practitioner Certificate Program at Pacific Coast University for Workplace Health Sciences (PCU-WHS) provides comprehensive education in disability management and return-to-work practice. When completed within three years, the program provides a Certificate of Completion that meets the education eligibility qualification to write the CDMP and CRTWC professional certification examinations.

Your career in disability management could start here!

👉 Learn more about the 25-course practitioner program: https://www.pcu-whs.ca/programs/continuing-professional-education/disability-management-practitioner-certificates/