CVE in New York

KWVRS experts holding CVE: Matthew R. Putts, Ph.D. (Chief of Vocational Services); Christopher Skerritt, M.Ed., MBA (Chief of Economic Services); Paul J. Bourgeois, Ph.D. (Vocational Rehabilitation Expert & Life Care Planner)

Recognition and practice information for Certified Vocational Evaluator in New York.

Recognition and qualification in New York

The CVE credential indicates specialized expertise in vocational evaluation, including standardized testing, work sample assessment, situational assessment, and interpretation of aptitudes, interests, and work behaviors for vocational recommendation.

The ACCES-VR (Adult Career and Continuing Education Services - Vocational Rehabilitation) administers public vocational rehabilitation in New York. KWVRS CVE-credentialed experts apply nationally recognized standards.

New York courts and venues

Expert qualification in New York's courts is determined case by case.

  • Supreme Court - General jurisdiction trial court (confusingly named); handles major civil cases and felonies; one in each county
  • County Court - Outside NYC; handles felonies and civil cases up to $25,000
  • Family Court - Matters involving children and families; custody, support, neglect, juvenile delinquency

Highest court: Court of Appeals. Federal venues: S.D.N.Y., E.D.N.Y., N.D.N.Y., W.D.N.Y..

Other credentials in New York

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the CVE differ from the CRC?

The CRC is broader rehabilitation counseling certification; the CVE is focused specifically on vocational evaluation, including standardized testing and work sample assessment. Many experts hold both credentials.

Is the CVE recognized in federal court testimony?

Yes. CVE-supported vocational opinions, like CRC-supported opinions, have been accepted in federal court when grounded in accepted methodology.

References

  1. CRCC - CVE CertificationOrganization

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