Vocational Rehabilitation

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This paper focuses on the negative effects potentially caused to the disabled client by vocational rehabilitation workers who have not received the education and training that is considered to be required for this type of employment. The paper contends that, while it is very important and, indeed, vital that the vocational rehabilitation counselor receive proper training, it is much more important that the individual possesses the positive attitude necessary for empowering the disabled client, as well as dedication in assisting the client toward a success-focused outcome. The paper discusses the importance for the individual to have the potential to apply innovation in daily tasks and do whatever it takes to achieve the outcome desired for the disabled client.

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"The subject of the effect of uncertified vocational rehabilitation counselors on the disabled individual is that which prompted the federal government in amending the Rehabilitation Act, which, was passed in 1992. It is stated in Amendment Section 101(a)(7)' CFR361.18 that Rehabilitation Counselors must be certified by CRC and master's degree graduates within federal and state agencies. There have been postings for employment that state the education requirements are not required for employment. It is this writer's contention that this will prove to have profound effects upon the disabled individual."

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