Vocational rehabilitation definition

Vocational rehabilitation means support services to facilitate re-employment, including assessment of transferable occupational skills/aptitudes, identification of specific job accommodation and associated training requirements and formulation of rehabilitative employment plans and counselling.

Vocational rehabilitation means the process of restoring the vocational functioning of a worker who experiences a work-related injury.

Vocational rehabilitation means tests, evaluations, and/or training whose purpose is to enable a disability benefit recipient to find employment in any occupation.

Examples of Vocational rehabilitation in a sentence

• Contracted Vendors under a TWC Vocational Rehabilitation contract will notify TWC at least sixty (60) days before the intended effective date of any change in legal entity status, such as a change in ownership or control, name, legal status with the Texas Secretary of State, or Texas Identification Number issued by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts.

• Where an employee on a Worker's Compensation Board claim is medically determined by the to be unable to return to the employ of the Company and evaluation or re-training for alternate employment under the Vocational Rehabilitation Phase has commenced, the employment relationship between the employee and the Company is ended.

• Determine the eligibility status of all students with disabilities who have applied for Vocational Rehabilitation services within 60 days from the date of application pursuant to section 102(a)(6) of the Rehabilitation Act and section 34 CFR 361.41(b)(1) of its implementing regulations.

• CONTRACTOR must submit and electronic copy of the Single Audit report package to the Federal Audit Clearinghouse, as well as send an electronic copy to the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, Division of Budget and Administrative Services as well as the Contractor and Grantee Services Division.

• Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Services program Based on the number of VR clients with IPEs that received NCWorks services in the previous program year.

More Definitions of Vocational rehabilitation

Vocational rehabilitation means the delivery and coordination of services under an individualized written plan, with the goal of assisting the injured worker to return to suitable employment or participate in education or retraining, as defined by Item (5) of this Rule or applicable statute.

Vocational rehabilitation means assisting a person with a disability to become capable of competing in the labor market, practicing a profession, being self−employed, raising a family and making a home, participating in sheltered employment or other gainful work.

Vocational rehabilitation means providing Rehabilitation Services to help a Client to, as appropriate, maintain or obtain employment or regain or acquire vocational independence, and includes the provision of activities for the purpose of maintaining or obtaining employment that is suitable for the Client and appropriate for their levels of training and experience.

Vocational rehabilitation means rehabilitation that is intended to return injured workers to suitable employment, and includes counselling, assessment, career planning, educational upgrading, education, training, on‑the-job training, assistance with job searches and assistance with job placement;

Vocational rehabilitation means the provision of nonmedical services necessary

Vocational rehabilitation means training (including educational and vocational counseling, all appropriate individualized tutorial assistance and other necessary incidental services) for the purpose of restoring employability or to achieve maximum independence in daily living to the extent consistent with the degree of disablement, lost by virtue of a handicap due to service- connected disability.

Vocational rehabilitation or “VR” means a program that helps individuals with physical or mental disabilities to obtain and retain employment.