Develops individual written rehabilitation programs with eligible clients. Advises on education and vocational training problems. Makes arrangements for medical investigations and treatment. Appraises applicant's aptitudes and abilities and arranges for appropriate training. Monitors client progress under treatment plan.
Revises plan in accordance with client progress and needs.
Promotes the State rehabilitation program through a variety of public appearances and contacts. Prepares reports of activities. May supervise lower level professional and para-professional workers. Participates in staff training programs. May engage in non-traditional Vocational Rehabilitation activities which contribute substantially to deafness rehabilitation, i.e., establishing and attending deaf club activities, serving as consultant to fellow counselors, developing public relations with communities, establishing better opportunities for clients in social and vocational settings, etc.