Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling Concentration — Deaf and Hard of Hearing
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MS - Clinical Counseling, Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling Concentration — Deaf and Hard of Hearing
The Clinical Counseling: Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling program is actively recruiting rehabilitation paraprofessionals employed throughout rural Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma, in order to meet a growing need for energetic and dedicated rehabilitation counselors across the Heartland. Successful applicants express a desire to embark upon a career in the federal, public, tribal, or community rehabilitation sectors.
Rehabilitation counselors coordinate a range of pre-employment, employment, and vocational support services to persons with physical, intellectual, sensory and mental-emotional disabilities.
Specialty areas in Clinical Counseling: Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling are available for funding to qualified applicants:
- Service Provision to Persons who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing (online concentration)
- Service Provision to Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder (online concentration or 12 credit hour post-graduate professional certificate)
Additional information
- Accreditation
This program is nationally accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Program (CACREP) since 1996. For verification of accreditation status, please check the CACREP directory at https://www.cacrep.org/directory/.
Why ESU?
Upon completion of ESU's Clinical Counseling: Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling program you are eligible to sit for the national certified rehabilitation counselor (CRC) exam. In the past two years, the ESU graduate students have a 100% pass rate on the CRC for an examination that has an average of a national pass rate of 58% to 60%.
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How to Contact Us
Mailing Address
Department of Counselor Education
Emporia State University
1 Kellogg Circle
Campus Box 4036
Emporia, KS 66801
Physical Address
Department of Counselor Education
(on the ESU main campus)
1701 Morse Road
Visser Hall, 3rd Floor