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This training equips professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the evolving employment landscape and advocate for inclusive AI-driven workplaces.

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Dates for sessions will be posted as soon as they are available.

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Learn more about Optimizing AI for Disability Employment: Strategies and Opportunities

This webinar explains work and medical CDRs, including when they occur, required forms and documents, SGA determinations, and medical review standards. It also covers work incentives that may allow an individual to temporarily keep Title 2 disability benefits after medical improvement, and how to prepare a person to use them.

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Dates for sessions will be posted as soon as they are available.

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Learn more about Surviving Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs): How to Keep Title II Disability Benefits During Work and Medical Reviews

This training will explore what the current CRCC Code of Professional Ethics has to say about professional and ethical documentation and examine how documentation practices can support ethical decision-making and professionalism. CRC Ethics and CVE credits have been approved for this training.

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Dates for sessions will be posted as soon as they are available.

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Learn more about Practical Strategies for Ethical and Diplomatic Case Documentation

This training explores the effective and ethical use of AI in vocational rehabilitation. Participants will learn practical applications, limitations, and potential pitfalls of AI, while examining ethical considerations through the CRCC Code of Ethics to support responsible and effective service delivery. CRC Ethics and CVE credits available.

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Register for Ethical Use of AI in Vocational Rehabilitation: Balancing Human Connection and Technology

Although it’s temporary, Section 301 can be used to continue benefits long enough for an individual to acquire additional work skills and find alternatives to benefits, such as employment and other ways to get medical insurance.

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Register for Section 301: Sometimes It’s Not Even Over When It’s Over

Attendees will learn ethical strategies for managing competing interests to maximize youth outcomes and facilitate meaningful and beneficial familial involvement. CRC Ethics and CVE credits have been approved for this training.

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Register for Leveraging Families to Support Successful and Ethical Youth Services: Enlisting Partners to Facilitate Employment Outcomes

Learn to counsel Veterans with disabilities about returning to work.

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Dates for sessions will be posted as soon as they are available.

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Learn more about Benefits Planning for Veterans-VET-C

Learn to counsel youth with disabilities to use work incentives as a tool for establishing careers.

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Dates for sessions will be posted as soon as they are available.

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Learn more about Benefits Planning for Transition-Aged Youth-YOUTH-C