Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling, MS: Career Outlook
Find your place in a rewarding, growing career field.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that employment for rehabilitation counselors will continue to increase over the next decade at a steady rate.1 The Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling master's program will prepare you for a career in a variety of settings. You'll develop the specialized knowledge, skills and values that will enable you to effectively assist and support individuals with disabilities throughout the rehabilitation process.
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Rehabilitation Counselor:
$39,990/year
Rehabilitation counselors help people with physical, mental, developmental, or emotional disabilities live independently. They work with clients to overcome or manage the personal, social, or psychological effects of disabilities on employment or independent living. Some work with students to develop strategies to live with their disability and transition from school to work. Others help veterans cope with the mental or physical effects of their military service. Still others help elderly people adapt to disabilities developed later in life from illness or injury.1
Behavioral Health Counselor:
$49,710/year
Behavioral disorder, substance abuse and mental health counselors advise people on a range of issues, such as depression or alcoholism and other addictions. They provide support to help clients recover from addiction, modify problem behaviors or improve mental health.2
Additional roles for our clinical rehabilitation counseling graduates include:
- Independent living specialist
- Alcohol and drug abuse counselor
- Disabled student services coordinator
- Vocational evaluator
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Program Outcomes: Hone Skills to Advance Your Practice
After you’ve completed the program, you will:| Possess extensive knowledge of rehabilitation concepts and practices |
| Have the counseling skills necessary to work in rehabilitation settings |
| Be aware of and sensitive to disability issues |
| Prepare for certification as a rehabilitation counselor, national certified counselor and licensure as a professional counselor in most states |
Scranton Career Support
Whether you’re just starting out or advancing in your field, The Roche Family Center for Career Development is here to support you.
Both before and after you graduate, our experienced advisors can help you build your career and find opportunities that suit your unique skills and talents.
Let’s work together to ensure your success. We can’t wait to get to know you.