Licensed Rehabilitation Counselor (LRC)
LRC is a state-granted license authorizing independent practice as a rehabilitation counselor within the licensing state. Scope varies by jurisdiction and typically covers vocational counseling, case management, and rehabilitation services.
Issued by
State Licensing Boards
Requirements
- Master's degree in rehabilitation counseling or a closely related field
- Supervised post-graduate experience per state requirements
- Passing score on the state-accepted examination (often the NCE or CRC)
- State jurisprudence requirements where applicable
- Continuing education and license renewal per state rules
Admissibility
State licensure is often considered a baseline indicator of professional standing and is separately relevant to expert qualification in jurisdictions that require practice-state licensure.
KWVRS experts holding LRC
- Daniel Wolstein, Ph.D. - CEO & President
- Matthew R. Putts, Ph.D. - Chief of Vocational Services
- Christopher Skerritt, M.Ed., MBA - Chief of Economic Services
LRC by state
- LRC in Connecticut
- LRC in Delaware
- LRC in Maine
- LRC in Maryland
- LRC in Massachusetts
- LRC in New Hampshire
- LRC in New Jersey
- LRC in New York
- LRC in Pennsylvania
- LRC in Rhode Island
- LRC in Vermont
- LRC in Alabama
- LRC in Arkansas
- LRC in Florida
- LRC in Georgia
- LRC in Kentucky
- LRC in Louisiana
- LRC in Mississippi
- LRC in North Carolina
- LRC in South Carolina
- LRC in Tennessee
- LRC in Virginia
- LRC in West Virginia
- LRC in Illinois
- LRC in Indiana
- LRC in Iowa
- LRC in Kansas
- LRC in Michigan
- LRC in Minnesota
- LRC in Missouri
- LRC in Nebraska
- LRC in North Dakota
- LRC in Ohio
- LRC in Oklahoma
- LRC in South Dakota
- LRC in Wisconsin
- LRC in Alaska
- LRC in Arizona
- LRC in California
- LRC in Colorado
- LRC in Hawaii
- LRC in Idaho
- LRC in Montana
- LRC in Nevada
- LRC in New Mexico
- LRC in Oregon
- LRC in Texas
- LRC in Utah
- LRC in Washington
- LRC in Wyoming
- LRC in District of Columbia
- LRC in Puerto Rico
- LRC in U.S. Virgin Islands
- LRC in Guam
- LRC in American Samoa
- LRC in Northern Mariana Islands
Frequently Asked Questions
Is state licensure required to testify in that state?
Requirements vary by jurisdiction. Some states require licensure for practice and testimony; others permit unlicensed out-of-state experts for limited forensic purposes. Check state-specific rules.
References
- CRCC - State Licensure InformationOrganization
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