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Share a clear summary of a client's functional limitations with an employer contact to plan reasonable workplace accommodations.
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+Share a two-page summary of [client=Miguel Soto]'s functional limitations with his employer…
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+Share a two-page summary of [client=Miguel Soto]'s functional limitations with his employer contact, HR liaison [contact=Karen Liu], via email as a PDF so they can start planning reasonable workplace accommodations this week.
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+Make [client=Miguel Soto]'s summary easier for [contact=Karen Liu] to act on — export a one-page…
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+Make [client=Miguel Soto]'s summary easier for [contact=Karen Liu] to act on — export a one-page bullet summary showing exact functional limits, three suggested accommodations, and any safety notes; include a second page with underlying findings for clinicians only, then email both as PDF attachments so HR has a simple action sheet and the evidence if asked.
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Rehabilitation CounselorAdobe Acrobat ProMicrosoft Wordalso: Summarize Functional Limitationsalso: Share Accommodation Summary
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