The Vocational Rehabilitation Process

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This paper consists of four essays on job placement and one person with disabilities. The paper discusses the function of vocational rehabilitation and the stages often found within the process. The paper discusses the benefits of the vocational rehabilitation program for individuals with disabilities and the challenges they may find within it.

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"Job Placement and the Vocational Rehabilitation Process The vocational rehabilitation process is made up of many parts. Once a person has been deemed suitable for the vocational rehabilitation process, he or she works with a counselor within an individually designed program toward an employment goal. Job placement is only part of this process. The vocational rehabilitation is focused toward gaining employment for the client. However, it is far more than merely finding work. This paper will discuss the function of vocational rehabilitation and the stages often found within the process. It will also discuss the interrelationship between the job placement efforts involved in the vocational rehabilitation process and the testing and vocational training that is done for each client. Vocational Rehabilitation The vocational rehabilitation process usually occurs in connection with a state-run agency. "

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