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NCRTM: Your Trusted Source for Reliable and Accessible Rehabilitation Information
NCRTM: Your Trusted Source for Reliable and Accessible Rehabilitation Information
January 18, 2018
Presenters: Terry Martin EdD, Technical Assistance Specialist, Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA) and Cherie Takemoto, PhD, Project Director, New Editions Consulting, Inc.
Summary: Don't rely on Google for your information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) and vocational rehabilitation. The NCRTM is the first place you should go for useful, accessible and reliable information about vocational rehabilitation. It is the Rehabilitation Services Administration’s (or RSA’s) gateway for training and technical assistance.
Learn how to find what you need for learning and training about the WIOA and vocational rehabilitation in the NCRTM. Share your thoughts, ideas, and priorities for how the NCRTM might help you in your work.
Learn how to find what you need for learning and training about the WIOA and vocational rehabilitation in the NCRTM. Share your thoughts, ideas, and priorities for how the NCRTM might help you in your work.
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