Develop and co-ordinate goal-directed rehabilitation plans for individuals of all ages who have sustained traumatic injuries resulting in cognitive, physical, behavioural and/or psychosocial problems. This includes diagnostic groups such as brain injury, chronic pain, soft tissue and complex orthopaedic injuries, spinal cord injuries and sensory impairment.Assess the needs of the individual through a structured interview process and analysis of information. This includes review of medical, educational, employment, and psychological records.Facilitate referrals for assessment and intervention to clarify and address specific rehabilitation needs.Implement plans aimed at improved quality of life and reintegration into work, home, school and the community.Provide community-based life skills, family, social, financial, educational, and vocational rehabilitation counseling using a case management model.Review plans and liaise with the injured individual, family caregivers, health care professionals, workplace/school personnel, and insurance adjuster, lawyer and referral sources. Conduct talk analyses to determine physical and cognitive demands; determine and implement necessary accommodations and compensatory strategies.Determine nursing and attendant services required to facilitate training programs necessary to accommodate the client’s needs.Provide direct supervision, hiring and training of staff.Provide reports to communicate functional status, rehabilitation needs and associated costs.Negotiate funding to implement necessary plans.