Boston University Sargent College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences
Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation

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Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation

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Ask Me Anything About Employment w/ Joe Marrone (Jun. 20th 2024) – Doing the Right Thing in Mental Health Services: Tackling Long Term Unemployment

June 24, 2024

Ask Me Anything about Employment - Doing the Right Thing in Mental Health Services: Tackling Long Term Unemployment with guest expert Joe Marrone You’re invited to ask an expert about another interesting topic related to employment. This free event is not a presentation, but rather an interactive question & answer webinar. And YOU provide the questions! Joe Marrone has over four decades of experience in rehabilitation services, showcasing a remarkable career dedicated to this field. Currently serving as a contracted consultant and Program Director for an online Technical Assistance project at the Boston University Rehabilitation Research and Training Center (RRTC) on Mental Health and Employment, Joe brings his wealth of expertise to this role. Throughout his career, Joe has been deeply involved in numerous long-term employment and supported employment training grants, showcasing his unwavering commitment to advancing opportunities within this field. Submit webinar questions before the webinar to: Lisa Krystynak at lisakaye@bu.edu Boston University provides reasonable accommodation upon request. Please send an email to lisakaye@bu.edu at least 14 days prior to the event with the specific accommodations you require. If less than 14 days remain until the event, please submit your request the same day you register, or as soon as possible, so we can make every effort to accommodate you.

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