BMI's clinical psychologists and rehabilitation counselors assist in identifying careers and career categories suited to each unique individual's profile of strengths, weaknesses and interests. Evaluations consider academic achievement, cognitive functioning, emotional well-being and personality, vocational skills/interests and transferable skills.

If you have experienced an injury or change in marital status that impacts vocational functioning, then a timely vocational assessment can be the springboard to start a new chapter in your life. Getting back to work or starting a new career after such events is very important to your well-being and stability.

BMI recommendations can include targeted job goals, labor market opportunities, earning capacity and retraining. BMI can also make use of its own labor market research to provide current wage data information.