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  2. Vocational Rehabilitation
  3. DVR Career Pathways

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If you have questions about DVR's Career Pathways Advancement Initiative, or need an alternate format, please contact us via email at: dvr@dwd.wisconsin.gov

Or you can reach us by phone at: 800-442-3477 (Toll Free)

DVR Career Pathways Advancement Initiative

Do you have a disability that makes it difficult for you to find or keep a job? Are you interested in advancing your career in information/digital technology, healthcare, construction, or manufacturing?

The DVR Career Pathways Advancement Initiative can help you:

  • Find a better career
  • Increase your paycheck
  • Go back to school
  • Receive more training

DVR also offers participants individualized support services such as:

  • Career Counseling
  • Work Incentive Benefits Counseling
  • Internships
  • Financial Literacy Training

Enroll Today

If you are an individual with a disability and you would like to enroll in the DVR Career Pathways Advancement Initiative, the first step is to apply for DVR services. For those currently receiving DVR services, speak with your DVR counselor to learn more.

Download the Career Pathways Advancement Initiative Handout

Healthcare workers in a enviroment and patient getting escorted Healthcare
A young women on a wheelchair, programming and reading computer codes Information/Digital Technology
Construction workers working and viewing plans on a digital tablet Construction
Two women working in manufacturing environment Manufacturing
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