Oracle Error 1801 - "Date format is too large for internal format"

We have an application deployed under WebLogic and are using the Oracle JDBC drivers to talk to the DB. It appears that when under heavy load and trying to hit a stored procedure we get "Action:EnrollParticipant,Error
type:Application error,doing:writeEmpUpdate,dbcode:-1801,ssn:xxxxxxxxxx". The dbcode of 1801 is a "Date format is too large for internal format". Has anyone had this happen, or know what the solution might be?

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