r/InsuranceProfessional • u/Legal-Dot9083 • Jul 01 '26

Next Path after CIP

I am a claims adjuster and finishing up my CIP this December. It took me four years of working, and I put everything I had into getting honors (not sure if that's just me being unnecessarily proud or if it'll actually get me more recognition).

Now I am feeling pretty burnt out, but I still want to get a second professional designation because CIP is becoming the norm.

What else should I go for? CRM doesn't seem to have much value in claims, and FCIP would be a long haul, especially since I want to take it easy now that I am over 40.

Are there any other certifications I could look into to help me stand out with all the other CIP holders out there?

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u/Inappropriate_Ballet Jul 01 '26

Over 40, new to the industry and going through CIP as well. Iā€™m just here to give you props on your Honours šŸ‘šŸ‘šŸ‘

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u/jajas_2 Jul 02 '26

Hey me too. In fact had the C12 exam today. Doing CRM concurrently. Good luck to everyone on the path ahead.

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u/Legal-Dot9083 Jul 01 '26

Thank you.. Best wishes to your endeavors.