Description:
Explore how the Career Horizons Project translates the Biopsychosocial-Ecological framework into practical employment support for people with Long COVID. This webinar highlights the model’s development, family engagement, and flexible in-person, virtual, and hybrid services. Real-world case studies illustrate strategies for returning to work, maintaining employment, and negotiating with employers.
Presented By: Career Horizons Project (CHP)
In the training, you will learn:
- Explain how the Career Horizons Project (CHP) intervention model was developed using the Biopsychosocial- Ecological framework to address employment challenges associated with Long COVID.
- Describe the core components of the project’s model, including family engagement and trimodal service delivery (in-person, virtual, hybrid) designed to support flexible return-to-work and job maintenance.
- Illustrate the model in action using real-world case studies to demonstrate successful return-to-work and employer negotiation strategies.
Presenter:
- Dr. Zaccheus J. Ahonle, CHP Principal Investigator, Mississippi State University