Overview

A Comprehensive Vocational Evaluation offers an in-depth look at a person’s work-related strengths, interests, aptitudes, and barriers. It often includes standardized tests, work samples, simulations, interviews, and review of educational and employment history. The evaluation aims to provide a realistic, detailed picture of vocational potential and needs.

Purpose

These evaluations are especially helpful for individuals entering or re-entering the workforce, people with medical conditions or disabilities, and those involved with Vocational Rehabilitation or similar programs. They offer clear, practical information about types of work that may be a good fit. Recommendations often include suggestions for training, accommodations, and supports that can improve employment outcomes.

Our Approach

At Segel Psychological Center, vocational evaluators have decades of experience providing services through State Vocational Rehabilitation, community agencies, and job-training programs. They are certified in multiple vocational evaluation systems and have helped develop and implement on-the-job evaluation models in Florida. Their evaluations are thorough and practical, with a strong focus on helping individuals move toward meaningful, achievable employment goals.