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Careers in the field of Blind Rehabilitation include Rehabilitation Counselor, Rehabilitation Teacher, and Orientation and Mobility Instructor, among others, with workplaces in a variety of settings.
Careers in the field of rehabilitation typically require a master's degree. There are three universities in Michigan which have master's degree programs in this field. Read more information at the links below:
Western Michigan University, Department of Blindness and Low Vision Studies
Michigan State University, College of Education, Office of Rehabilitation and Disability Studies