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Vocational Habilitation Trainer

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A Vocational Habilitation Trainer for The Department of Health and Human Services in the state of Nevada is dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities by providing tailored training and support to help them achieve meaningful employment. Key characteristics of this role include strong interpersonal skills, patience, and a genuine commitment to fostering independence and growth. This field significantly impacts the community by enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities, promoting inclusivity, and contributing to a diverse and skilled workforce. Those interested in government employment will find this position both fulfilling and essential for creating positive change.

Salary Range


  • $53,000 – $86,000/ year

Required Experience


  • Start Your Journey: A minimum education is a bachelor’s degree in rehabilitation, rehabilitation, occupational therapy, psychology, sociology, or related field Duration: ~4 years
  • Advance Your Journey: Obtain a master’s degree in vocational rehabilitation, rehabilitation, occupational therapy or closely related human services field Duration: Additional ~2 years
  • Gain Experience: Work in a vocational/employment setting utilizing current vocational assessments/interviews, training, job placement, and psychosocial habilitation theories; and two years working with individuals with disabilities including mental illness

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