The need for qualified RHS professionals is expected to remain strong. Students are expanding their horizons and often establish careers in agencies like:
- Programs for children and youth
- Private non-profit rehabilitation centers
- Mental health agencies
- Private-for-profit rehabilitation agencies
- Rehabilitation hospitals
- Alcohol and other drug treatment centers
- Correctional facilities
- Public welfare agencies
- Social service agencies
- Schools
- Vocational rehabilitation programs
- Programs for older adults
While the bachelor's degree provides many opportunities for careers, students also have the opportunity to pursue graduate work in more advanced fields, including:
- Counseling (e.g., Mental Health, Rehabilitation, School, Addiction)
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Speech Therapy
- Speech-Language Pathology
- Psychology (clinical, counseling, developmental)
- Art Therapy
