25-Hour QME Program + 16-Hour QME Reappointment

September 19 & 20, 2026

Embassy Suites by Hilton Santa Ana Orange County Airport, Santa Ana, CA

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25-Hour QME Program Registration

16-Hour QME Reappointment Registration

CalChiro candidates achieve a 90% QME exam pass rate, surpassing the 69% pass rate for the 2025 QME exam cycle!

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Your Next Career Move Starts Here

Attention MDs, DOs, and DCs:

Whether you’re preparing to become a Qualified Medical Evaluator or completing your required reappointment education, CalChiro’s QME programs provide comprehensive training from California’s leading workers’ compensation experts.

Join us at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Santa Ana Orange County Airport, September 19 & 20, 2026, for a powerful weekend that could change your career trajectory.

Livestream CE hours now count as in-person CE hours, and QME attendees can join us LIVE from anywhere this September. That’s right—all 25 hours can be done from home. Don’t miss two days of top-tier speakers and CE—now with maximum flexibility.

Important Information for Attendees—Please Read Carefully

25-Hour QME Program: Under guidelines established by the Division of Workers’ Compensation for Continuing Education (CE), this program has been authorized for 25 total hours of CE. This course includes 9 hours of Certification in California Workers Compensation Evaluation, and 16 hours of disability evaluation report-writing, including 2 hours of anti-bias training and 2 hours of case law review. The combination of these courses fulfills the requirements of the Division of Workers’ Compensation for the IDE course, in compliance with section 14.

Applications for the October 2026 exam, including the required registration packet and $125 exam fee, must be postmarked by August 19, 2026.

16-Hour QME Reappointment: This program has been authorized by the Division of Workers’ Compensation (DWC) for 16 hours of QME reappointment continuing education and satisfies the continuing education requirements under Title 8, California Code of Regulations, Section 55.1.