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What Attorneys Need to Know About ADA Title I Medical Examinations

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm EST, March 08, 2018   |   Organized by: Reasonable Accommodation, LLC

Description

Deciding to pursue or defend a charge of discrimination under the medical examination section of ADA Title I (42 U.S. Code § 12112 (d)) often leads to unanswered questions about the terminology, technology, personnel involved, and clinical process of an examination likely to be accepted by the court.


This webinar begins to lift the curtain on the actual practice of pre-offer, post-offer, and incumbent testing as compared to the intent of the law. Reference to touchstone federal court decisions and EEOC settlements will punctuate the proceedings.




Roy Matheson

Reasonable Accommodation, LLC specializes in organizational systems and management training relative to the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act. We focus on mid-size businesses and medical centers, as well as municipal, county, and state government agencies. The intent of our organizational systems and management training is to assist you to gain the benefits of federal employment law while avoiding the cost and disruption of defending a charge of employment discrimination.

Our methods are based on 25 years of leadership in employ ability development. Beginning with Dr. Leonard Matheson’s ground-breaking work at Rancho Los Amigos Hospital in the 1970’s, our results can be seen in the accomplishments of the Rehabilitation Institute of Southern California, the Employment Potential Improvement Center, Roy Matheson and Associates, and now Reasonable Accommodation, LLC.

Roy Matheson, ADAC has presented as a keynote speaker, panelist, trainer, or workshop instructor at more than 400 public and private educational events, management training programs, and national conferences. His audience includes managers and staff of federal, state, county, and municipal government entities as well as the full spectrum of corporate entities serving the United States, Canada, and 6 other countries. Roy’s body of work includes hundreds of online webinars and blogs related to Title I of the ADA and the Rehabilitation Act.

His consulting and guidance assignments address legal compliance issues raised by Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 501 of the Rehabilitation Act. These issues include aspects of employment testing, essential function job analysis, and reasonable accommodation program start-up and management. Roy sees himself as a trusted adviser in demanding situations requiring clear, well-thought-out guidance within the environment of employment and disability-related civil rights law.

As an ADA National Leadership trainer through the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center, Roy regularly contributes speaking content to the Center’s nationally recognized “ADA Update Conference” (held in Tysons Corner, Virginia from September 4 to 6, 2018).

In 2016 Roy completed the ADA Coordinator Training Certification Program through the Great Plains ADA center located on the campus of the University of Missouri. As with the Mid-Atlantic Center’s annual conference, Roy regularly presents at the Great Plains Center’s “National ADA Symposium” (June 17 to 20, 2018 in Pittsburgh, PA).

Registration Dates

Feb 28 - Mar 07, 2018

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