Services

Medical Records Assistant

EDS Stand Alone

Consumers may participate in the EDS program while experiencing real work at a DORS worksite or in a partner community agency. This approach develops work skills while in a realistic setting.

 

Computer Network Technician

Based on their personal goals and interests, EDS participants can choose to work in a number of areas at WTC and Division of Rehabilitation Services (DORS) Headquarters, including:

• Accounting
• Security
• Warehouse/Supply
• Housekeeping
• Clerical
• Maintenance
• Post Office
• Computer/network technician
• Food service

Security Guard

While on the job, participants are exposed to the expectations and demands of the world of work.

The work experience is supplemented by training modules, individualized counseling and peer group sessions.

EDS with Training

Consumers may also take part in EDS while attending a WTC vocational training program. They also take part in training modules, individualized counseling and peer group sessions. 

To take part in the EDS program, participants must be eligible for DORS services and be referred by their DORS counselor.  For more information, contact your local DORS office.

Post Office Clerk

Core EDS Instructional Modules include:

• Self-exploration & advocacy
• Employer expectation
• Work ethics, values and attitudes
• Money management
• Grooming & hygiene
• Social skills, conflict resolution
• Transportation
• Benefits Counseling
• Communication skills

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