The vocational rehabilitation process is arranged in a hierarchical or tiered system. The first goal of a typical vocational rehabilitation program is to try and help an injured worker go back to or maintain their job with the employer where they were injured. If this is not possible, vocational rehabilitation will aim for the claimant to return to their employer doing a different job. The next tier is a return to work with a different employer doing the same job. Lastly, a return to work in a different job with a different employer. Above all, vocational rehabilitation programs are supposed to be individually designed with the unique injured worker in mind.