16 Va. App. 8 Va. App. Accordingly, the commission did not err in finding that Slater did not unjustifiably refuse selective employment. 1 Va. App. In holding employer responsible for the cost of medical treatment rendered to Slater by Drs.
Credible evidence supports the commission's findings.
Slater's testimony proved that employer did not offer her a panel of physicians. Moreover, when Slater moved to the Washington, D.C. area, employer's representative instructed her to locate a doctor in Maryland and to have her treating physician, Dr. John A. Cardea, make a referral. Slater followed those instructions and was referred to Dr. Jackson. Dr. Jackson's medical records establish a causal connection between Slater's compensable industrial accident and the necessary medical treatment rendered by him and Dr. Dorn. The fact that there is contrary evidence in the record is of no consequence if there is credible evidence to support the commission's finding.