State Vocational Rehabilitation Service Patterns and Employment Outcomes Predictors Among Native American VR Clients
About this Session
In this presentation, get insights about the most powerful VR services that can predict successful employment outcomes for Native Americans. Learn about this study which used a comprehensive set of demographic characteristics and VR variables (e.g., primary disability, source of referral) to investigate state VR service patterns for Native Americans compared to other racial groups. Barriers to employment were also explored.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the important role of vocational rehabilitation (VR) programs and their significant role in helping individuals with disabilities to obtain and maintain employment.
- Describe the characteristics of the Native Americans and the employment status of this population.
- Explain the demographic characteristics, employment barriers, work disincentives, and service-related factors that impact employment outcomes for Native Americans.
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Meet Your Presenters
- Nahal Salimi, Ph.D.
Northern Illinois University
nsalimi@niu.edu - Bryan Dallas, Ph.D., CRC, LCPC
Northern Illinois University
nsalimi@niu.edu - Bryan Gere, Ph.D., CRC
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
bogere@umes.edu