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NVSU frequently offers educational opportunities on topics related to neurological vocational rehabilitation. These courses are designed for vocational rehabilitation professionals, psychologists, nurses, occupational therapists, case managers, and other health professionals, and graduate students in rehabilitation, psychology, and allied studies. Continuing education credits are often available.
For a list of upcoming
seminars and specialized training, click
here.
From time to time NVS and NVSU become aware of community events and activities which may be of interest to those in the neurological vocational and rehabilitation community. If you are aware of an event which may be of interest to our community, please contact us.
For a list of current community events and activities, click here.
NVSU strives to provide current information about neurological conditions, especially in relation to the workplace. NVS and NVSU also publish a quarterly newsletter which includes information on NVSU's services, interviews with NVSU clients, and upcoming NVS events and activities.
To view informational articles and the current and past
editions of our joint newsletter, click here.
Rehabilitation Internships
These are six to nine month practica which are offered in
connection with formal academic programs in vocational
rehabilitation or allied fields. Participants are generally
masters or doctoral level students who are nearing the end of
their academic studies and wish to have an experience in applied
rehabilitation practice. Rehabilitation Internships are
frequently used to satisfy the practicum or internship
requirements of a student's academic program. They may be used
to satisfy requirements of supervision by certified
rehabilitation counselors in the course of a student's training.
Rehabilitation Internships are negotiated on an individual basis
with interested students. Graduate level credits at the
University of Washington may be earned via participation in
vocational rehabilitation internships in our internship
programs.
Post Doctoral Internships
Persons seeking Post Doctoral Internships are generally
graduates of psychology programs who are interested in
developing specific expertise in the area of vocational
rehabilitation, and who are interested in satisfying licensure
requirements. Dr. Fraser offers individual supervision for each
of these goals. A general internship is offered, although
prospective interns are encouraged to identify and pursue
individual areas of interest (e.g., applied neuropsychology,
research, specific population foci). Graduate level credits at
the University of Washington may be earned via participation in
vocational rehabilitation internships in our programs.
For more information around the internship programs and
application process, please
contact us.
