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April 12, 2024
This requires an understanding as to the physical requirements of their role. This session will look at ways in which we can identify appropriate work options through the use of worksite assessments and use this information to help plan an individual’s return to work.
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Claire Morris
Claire is a registered Nurse with over 19 years’ experience as a clinical and vocational case manager. During her time as a case manager, she has worked with a wide variety of clients, supporting them to return to a plethora of previous roles or source appropriate alternative work options to help them return to work where appropriate. She has significant experience in assessing workplaces to identify appropriate adjustments and in developing suitable return to work plans to support individuals back into work.
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Resource Updated:
April 12, 2024
This requires an understanding as to the physical requirements of their role. This session will look at ways in which we can identify appropriate work options through the use of worksite assessments and use this information to help plan an individual’s return to work.
Your Speaker:

Claire Morris
Claire is a registered Nurse with over 19 years’ experience as a clinical and vocational case manager. During her time as a case manager, she has worked with a wide variety of clients, supporting them to return to a plethora of previous roles or source appropriate alternative work options to help them return to work where appropriate. She has significant experience in assessing workplaces to identify appropriate adjustments and in developing suitable return to work plans to support individuals back into work.
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