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Tips for Writing a Federal Resume

Formatting a Federal resume is quite different from the strategies used to become employed in private industry.  This guide provides some practical suggestions on how to help ensure that you provide the most useful information in an effective manner.  

Sample Schedule A Letters

Sample Schedule A Letter Templates for Vocational Rehabilitation Professionals and Licensed Medical Practitioners.

Tips for Applicants in Using Schedule A

This document outlines some suggestions for applicants with severe disabilities who are interested in employment with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT).

Tips for Interviewing Applicants with Disabilities

As managers well know, the job interview plays a critical role in the hiring process. The interview is an opportunity to identify the individual who possesses the best mix of knowledge, skills and abilities for the position available. Below is information that can assist managers in ensuring...

Evaluation of the DOT Disability Resource Center (TecAccess Report)

The U.S. Department of Transportation founded its Disability Resource Center (DRC) to provide and support Reasonable Accommodations (RA) requests for People with Disabilities (PWD).  This research study was initiated to support the Departmental Office of Human Resource Management to enhance...

Guidelines for Documenting Hidden Medical Conditions

If a Department of Transportation (DOT) employee has a hidden disability and wishes to make a request for reasonable accommodation, documentation is typically requested by the employee’s immediate supervisor, who has been designated the decision maker in the DOT Order on Reasonable Accommodation...

Personal Assistance Services: Questions and Answers

Personal Assistance Services (PAS) can be defined as people or services that assist a person with a physical, sensory, mental, or cognitive disability with tasks that the person would perform for himself/herself if he/she did not have a disability.  In general, these may include assistance...