
Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors are uniquely qualified to evaluate employability and earning capacity through careful consideration of the following:
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A more complete picture of their clients' post injury employability and earning capacity:
After an initial Consultation with the retaining attorney, a Vocational Interview and Evaluation often lead to new information. A Labor Market Analysis and Survey combines Court accepted labor data with available jobs within the plaintiffs commuting area.
A thorough evaluation of an opposing counsel's vocational opinion:
A comprehensive Case Review can reveal weak assumptions and unconventional or improper approaches to assessing residual capacity. A Vocational Opinion can highlight new information and prepare a line of questioning for deposition of the opposing expert.
To evaluate the skills and learning capacity of an injured employee:
A Vocational Evaluation can lead to a better job match and identify additional training needs.
To develop cost effective and meaningful alternatives to "light duty assignments":
Through a detailed Job Analysis, the Vocational Consultant develops a job description that matches the actual needs of the company.
To quickly evaluate potential avenues to address personal injury claims:
A comprehensive Case Review can weigh a client's rehabilitative needs with the conditions of the policy.
To respond more effectively to their client's needs:
A timely Vocational Interview and Evaluation can lead the client to a faster rehabilitation and recovery.
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