A Verified Network of
Certified Impairment Rating Specialists.
When an impairment rating evaluation matters, when it has to hold up in deposition, settlement negotiation, or court, the qualifications of the evaluator are the first thing that gets challenged. The E-Eval Provider Network is a directory of providers whose impairment rating credentials have been formally verified through AAEME certification.
Searchable Directory
The E-Eval searchable directory connects attorneys, insurers, employers, and claims administrators with Certified Impairment Rating Specialists qualified to perform AMA Guides impairment rating evaluations, and AAEME providers who use WholePerson® software. Listings are filterable by jurisdiction, specialty, AMA Guides edition, credential, and software.
Search the E-Eval directory.
Browse AAEME-certified impairment rating specialists, filterable by specialty, state, AMA Guides credential, and software. New providers are added as applications are processed.
Search the Directory → Certified providers: no action needed. See eligibility →Built for Two Audiences
The E-Eval Provider Network exists to solve a specific problem on both sides of an impairment rating evaluation: referring parties need to find qualified evaluators, and certified providers need to be findable by the parties who need them. The directory closes that loop.
- Verified CIRS certification on every listing
- Filterable by jurisdiction, AMA Guides edition, certification, and software
- Specialty and credential information at a glance
- Direct contact with the evaluating provider
- Automatic eligibility upon AAEME certification (you must opt-in)
- No application or membership fee at this time
- Listed by jurisdiction, credential held, software, and other factors
- Contact preferences set by the provider
Who Qualifies for Membership
Network eligibility is automatic for any MD, DO, or DC holding a current AAEME CIRS certification, including the NIRSAT credential, which satisfies the CIRS 5th Edition requirement, and the TIRSAT credential, which satisfies the CIRS 4th Edition requirement. There is no separate application process. Eligibility tracks certification status and software use: when a provider earns a qualifying credential or purchases a WPIRS software system, network eligibility is active. Listing in the directory is opt-in. If a provider's certification lapses or they discontinue use of WPIRS software, their listing is suspended until certification is renewed or software use resumes.
From Certification to Listing
The membership process is designed to require nothing extra of certified providers. Eligibility, listing, and ongoing membership are all tied to certification status. The provider's only obligation is maintaining their AAEME credential.
Common Questions About the Network
Direct answers to the questions referring parties and certified providers most often ask about the E-Eval Provider Network.
What is the E-Eval Provider Network?
The E-Eval Provider Network is a directory of CIRS-certified providers qualified to perform AMA Guides impairment rating evaluations and users of WPIRS software. The network connects attorneys, insurers, employers, and other referring parties with credentialed evaluators in their jurisdiction. Created by AAEME in 2024, the network is the only directory of providers whose impairment rating qualifications have been verified through formal certification.
Who can join the E-Eval Provider Network as a provider?
MDs, DOs, and DCs who hold a current AAEME CIRS certification (4th, 5th, or 6th Edition) are eligible for network membership. NIRSAT certification, which incorporates the CIRS 5th Edition requirements, and TIRSAT, which incorporates the CIRS 4th Edition requirements, also qualifies a provider for membership. Eligibility is automatic upon certification with no separate application; listing in the directory itself is opt-in.
Is there a fee to join the network?
Network membership is currently free for AAEME-certified providers. There is no application fee and no annual membership fee at this time.
How do referring parties find a provider in the directory?
The searchable directory allows attorneys, insurers, employers, and claims administrators to filter by several factors, including jurisdiction, specialty, AMA Guides edition, credential held, and software used. Each provider's listing includes their verified certification, the jurisdictions they cover, and their specialty. Search the directory here.
What information will be shown publicly on a provider's listing?
Listings show the provider's name, specialty, location, the AAEME credentials they hold, and any AAEME-recognized software they use. Providers control whether they are listed and what information appears publicly.
What happens if my certification lapses?
Network listings are tied to active certification status. If an AAEME certification lapses, the corresponding network listing is suspended until the certification is renewed. Once renewed, the listing is reinstated automatically.
Be Part of the Network That Built This Field.
Earning an AAEME certification puts a provider's verified credentials in front of the referring parties who need credentialed evaluators. Browse the certification programs or get in touch with questions about the network.