Contributing to the Maine Economy While continuing to maintain no wait list for services, DVR has assisted 921 people to find employment success in Federal Fiscal Year 2013. This resulted in these individuals earning a total of $17,927,412 in annual wages. Across the state and across industry sectors, DVR clients are joining or rejoining the workforce in such jobs as: Administrative Assistant Finance Coordinator Product Demonstrator Analyst Food Services Rehabilitation Counselor Associate Professor Grocery Carry-Out Restaurant Prep Automotive Services Technician Human Services Worker Retail Sales Associate Banquet Services Janitorial Services School Bus Driver Cashier Karate Instructor Security Guard Changing Room Attendant Laundry Worker Social Worker CNA Maine Guide Sterile Processor Technician Cosmetologist Maintenance Worker Substance Abuse Counselor Customer Service Retail Mental Health Case Manager Teacher – Dishwasher Night Desk Clerk Transit Dispatcher Driving Instructor Nurse TV Studio Assistant Entertainment Coordinator Peer Support Specialist Waterfowl Biologist Environmental Technician Personal Fitness Trainer Wood Manufacturing Farmhand Photographer Individuals Served in 2013 3,908 New Applicants 4,703 Received Services through Employment Plans 921 Individuals Placed in Employment Education Outcomes 341 Individuals Increased Education Level DVR Initiatives & Innovations Coming Together with Rehabilitation Providers, CRP Project,” was launched in the fall of 2011. The CRP Project “The will ultimately improve employment outcomes for BRS clients and ensure a maximum return on the investment. The CRP Project Steering Team, consisting of CRP and VR staff, developed six work groups focusing on: Access and Availability of CRP Services, Accreditation of CRPs, Billing, Business Relations, Communications, and Referral and Documentation. The Steering Team compiled recommendations from the workgroups and presented them to BRS leadership in March 2012. For more information, please visit: http://www.maine.gov/rehab/crp/crp_project
Contributing to the Maine Economy While continuing to maintain no wait list for services, DVR has assisted 921 people to find employment success in Federal Fiscal Year 2013. This resulted in these individuals earning a total of $17,927,412 in annual wages. Across the state and across industry sectors, DVR clients are joining or rejoining the workforce in such jobs as: Administrative Assistant Analyst Associate Professor Automotive Services Technician Banquet Services Cashier Changing Room Attendant CNA Cosmetologist Customer Service – Retail Dishwasher Driving Instructor Entertainment Coordinator Environmental Technician Farmhand Finance Coordinator Food Services Grocery Carry-Out Human Services Worker Janitorial Services Karate Instructor Laundry Worker Maine Guide Maintenance Worker Mental Health Case Manager Night Desk Clerk Nurse Peer Support Specialist Personal Fitness Trainer Photographer Product Demonstrator Rehabilitation Counselor Restaurant Prep Retail Sales Associate School Bus Driver Security Guard Social Worker Sterile Processor Technician Substance Abuse Counselor Teacher Transit Dispatcher TV Studio Assistant Waterfowl Biologist Wood Manufacturing Individuals Served in 2013 3,908 New Applicants 4,703 Received Services through Employment Plans 921 Individuals Placed in Employment Education Outcomes 341 Individuals Increased Education Level DVR Initiatives & Innovations Coming Together with Rehabilitation Providers, “The CRP Project,” was launched in the fall of 2011. The CRP Project will ultimately improve employment outcomes for BRS clients and ensure a maximum return on the investment. The CRP Project Steering Team, consisting of CRP and VR staff, developed six work groups focusing on: Access and Availability of CRP Services, Accreditation of CRPs, Billing, Business Relations, Communications, and Referral and Documentation. The Steering Team compiled recommendations from the workgroups and presented them to BRS leadership in March 2012. For more information, please visit: http://www.maine.gov/rehab/crp/crp_project