John, in the "olden days" I worked with a nurse who had her transcript evaluated (BSN) and was eventually registered as a VRC. She would not have qualified for CRC. I suppose any RN with a BSN, MSN of combination of nursing and counseling degrees could. Interesting question.
Kathy
Kathryn Reid, MA, CRC, CCM
Rehabilitation Counselor & Case Manager
Reid Case Management, Inc.
www.reidcm.com Seattle, WA
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How does one with an RN education, qualify for CRC? and how does one with an RN degree qualify for State of Washington, Registered Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor?
I wonder how many do voc rehab with a RN in the USA (not MSN).
I have seen two "VRC's" in memory, just confused. I called the COMMISSION though no response yet.
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JOHN BERG
[Vocational Consultant]
[johnberg@vocationalconsultinginc.com
[Seattle], [Washington] [USA][206-933-8870]206-852-6559]
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