Veteran Readiness and Employment

(a) General. An IWRP (Individualized Written Rehabilitation Plan) will be developed for each veteran eligible for rehabilitation services under Chapter 31. The plan is intended to assist in: (1) Providing […]

(a) General. Neither the basic period of entitlement which may be authorized for a program of rehabilitation under Chapter 31 alone, nor a combination of entitlement of Chapter 31 and

(a) General. A program of independent living services may be authorized to enable the veteran to: (1) Reach the goals of the program, and (2) Maintain the newly achieved level

(a) General. An extended evaluation may be authorized for the period necessary to determine whether the attainment of a vocational goal is currently reasonably feasible for the veteran. The services

(a) General. Rehabilitation to the point of employability may include the services needed to: (1) Evaluate and improve the veteran’s ability to undertake training; (2) Train the veteran to the

(a) General. The goal of a vocational rehabilitation program is to: (1) Evaluate and improve the veteran’s ability to achieve a vocational goal; (2) Provide services needed to qualify for

(a) Consultation requested. The panel shall provide technical and consultative services when requested by professional staff of the Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) Division to: (1) Assist staff members in

(a) Establishment of the Panel. A Vocational Rehabilitation Panel will be established at each field facility by the facility head. The purpose of the Panel is to provide technical assistance