Vocational specialist vs vocational trainer

Differences between vocational specialist and vocational trainer duties and responsibilities

Vocational specialist example responsibilities.

• Conduct therapeutic and vocational rehabilitation groups for individuals who are diagnosed with a severe mental illness.
• Facilitate vocational rehabilitation groups weekly.
• Conduct initial interviews with individuals to determine if the situation warrant further investigation by EEO Specialists/investigators.
• Document all activities including rationale for decisions in accordance with DARS policies and procedures.
• Assist clients preparing to transition with housing applications and or locating low income and or affordable housing.
• Facilitate vocational rehabilitation groups weekly.

Vocational trainer example responsibilities.

• Coordinate and implements rehabilitation services, case documentation, employment services, and administration and interpretation of vocational and psychological testing.
• Complete client intakes and develop client individual service plans (ISP).
• Assist with conducting treatment team meetings with company psychiatrist to develop or update ISP's for the adult clients.
• Coordinate IEP team planning, curriculum development, implementation and assessment for students with special educational disabilities.
• Facilitate vocational/avocational groups and coordinate volunteer program for rehabilitation unit.
• Facilitate vocational/avocational groups and coordinate volunteer program for rehabilitation unit.