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Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Services may benefit people with amputation. The objective of this research was to define the effect of receiving rehabilitation technology through Vocational Rehabilitation services on employment outcomes. The Rehabilitation Service Administration Case Service Report (RSA-911) database was filtered to include individuals that had amputation listed as the primary impairment and whose VR case was started and closed within 2007 and 2012. A forward model logistic regression analysis determined best predictors of employment while accounting for the effects of gender, race, presence of a comorbidity, and all 21 services (including assistive technology) provided by VR. 65.7% of the 10,107 cases identified achieved a positive employment outcome. VR Services had a positive effect on people with amputation attaining employment and within those services, providing rehabilitation technology significantly improved the odds of gaining employment. The continued provision of rehabilitation technology through VR services is warranted.

The Effect of Providing Rehabilitation Technology Services through Vocational Rehabilitation in Persons with Amputation