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Careers with Vocational Rehabilitation
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Locating Vacant Positions

Job vacancy information for the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, is available through the People First Job Center.

From this website, candidates may review vacancies, create a candidate profile, sign up to receive vacancy notices and apply for state job vacancies online. Candidates can search the website for positions of interest based on specific job category, location, keyword, agency or any combination of these or they can simply choose to view all jobs available statewide. In addition, candidates can register and set up a simplified profile in the system by selecting from the above-mentioned options. When an announcement is posted that matches the candidate’s profile, an email is generated informing the candidate of the announcement and providing a link to the posting for their review. Candidates can then review the job posting to decide if it is a position for which they would like to apply.

Contact a Career Source Florida Center for information on state employment opportunities. To locate the nearest office, check the directory under CareerSource Florida.

Candidates should read the job vacancy announcement carefully prior to submitting their applications. Job vacancy announcements are issued as one of these opportunities:

  • Internal Agency: This position is only available to employees currently employed by the agency, including those who have requests on file for promotion in accordance with a collective bargaining agreement
  • State Personnel System: This position is only available to employees who are currently employed in a State Personnel System position, or
  • Open Competitive: Applications from all candidates will be considered.

Candidates should gather specific information relating to the position they seek by reviewing the job opportunity announcement or by contacting the employing agency for a description of duties and relevant KSAs. Then use this information to assist in preparing the application, cover letter, resume and other support materials to show how their experience fits the needs of the position. If, because of a disability, a candidate requires an accommodation to participate in the application and selection process, he or she should notify the hiring authority in advance.