Monash: Early Vocational Rehabilitation Webinar (July 2024)

Published: Wednesday 15 January 2025

In July 2024, OTA hosted a Member Session: Towards Work – Early vocational rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury, multi-trauma orthopaedic injuries or spinal cord injury by Dr Pam Ross and Yash Bedekar.

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