Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation

Work rehabilitation providers: are organisations or people with suitable qualifications in allied health and expertise in occupational rehabilitation. work with employees and medical practitioners to support recovery following a work-related injury and achieve a safe and early return to work.

A vocational rehabilitation specialist helps clients suffering from disabilities, impairments, or injuries with employment opportunities. Their job is to critically assess their clients' interests and problems and to use that to figure out the perfect position that would be a great fit for their capabilities.

Employees benefit from vocational rehab because they're able to pursue or regain employment as quickly as possible. And when employers invest in these services, they in turn benefit from increased employee satisfaction and retention. This equates to fewer dollars spent on hiring and training new staff.

To become eligible for Vocational Rehabilitation services you must (1) have a physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability that is a real barrier to you getting a job, (2) need Vocational Rehabilitation services to prepare you to get, keep, or regain employment, and (3) be able to benefit from the services that

The NMDVR's rehabilitation process helps people with disabilities prepare for, obtain, keep, or regain suitable employment. If eligible, vocational rehabilitation (VR) services will be provided to assist you in finding suitable employment in a career of your choice.

Voc Rehab will purchase a computer for you for your classes.

If an employment handicap is established, a plan to address the veteran's unique rehabilitation and employment needs will be developed. Under the VR&E program, VA will pay training costs, tuition and fees, books, supplies, equipment, and special services needed by the veteran.