Texas Rehabilitation Association: Benefits of Membership

Our Mission: The Texas Rehabilitation Association is a nonprofit organization of people who are dedicated to: • promoting to the public the profession of rehabilitation • enhancing opportunities for Texans with disabilities • stimulating a rehabilitation environment • promoting quality rehabilitation services by organizations and individuals.

Joining the Texas Rehabilitation Association means you join the National Rehabilitation Association with all of its benefits as well. The benefits of a NRA and TRA membership are many.

Unified Membership in Regional and State Chapters
Annual Training Conference and Exhibits
Governmental Affairs Program
Professional Divisions
Publications
Eligibility to apply for the NRA MasterCard
Eligibility to apply for Professional Liability Insurance, Life Insurance, and Health Care through NRA
Networking Opportunities
Awards

NRA also offers the opportunity to join the following professional divisions that focus on special rehabilitation issues:

National Rehabilitation Counseling Association (NRCA)
When you join this division, you are also a member of the Texas group of RCEA members who sponsor and participate in an annual training retreat in Texas.
National Association for Independent Living (NAIL)
National Association of Multicultural Rehabilitation Concerns (NAMRC)
National Association of Rehabilitation Instructors (NARI)
National Association of Rehabilitation Support Staff (NARSS)
National Association of Service Providers in Private Rehabilitation (NASPPR)
National Association of Rehabilitation Leadership (NARL)
National Rehabilitation Association of Job Placement and Development (JPD)
Vocational Evaluation & Work Adjustment Association (VEWAA)


Welcome About TRA Membership Benefits Conferences Calendar Past News Subchapters Helpful References For the Public TRA Officers (click name for contacts) Sandra Hansmann Paul McCollum Mary Zersen Marylin Padgett Lori Brooks Bob Cox Board Members (click name for contacts) Wally Stanfill –1yr Linda Cox –1yr Peggy Cosner – 1 yr Keith Fulp – 2 yr Terry Vander-Molen – 2 yr Karen Stanfill – 2 yr Noah Salazar – 3 yr Larry Pollock - 3 yr Shawn Saladin - 3 yr This website meets Priority 1 Accesibility Standards as described in the Web Content Accesibility Guidelines 1.0 and U.S. Section 508.	Our Mission: The Texas Rehabilitation Association is a nonprofit organization of people who are dedicated to: • promoting to the public the profession of rehabilitation • enhancing opportunities for Texans with disabilities • stimulating a rehabilitation environment • promoting quality rehabilitation services by organizations and individuals. Join Us For The Benefits Joining the Texas Rehabilitation Association means you join the National Rehabilitation Association with all of its benefits as well. The benefits of a NRA and TRA membership are many. Unified Membership in Regional and State Chapters Annual Training Conference and Exhibits Governmental Affairs Program Professional Divisions Publications Eligibility to apply for the NRA MasterCard Eligibility to apply for Professional Liability Insurance, Life Insurance, and Health Care through NRA Networking Opportunities Awards NRA also offers the opportunity to join the following professional divisions that focus on special rehabilitation issues: National Rehabilitation Counseling Association (NRCA) When you join this division, you are also a member of the Texas group of RCEA members who sponsor and participate in an annual training retreat in Texas. National Association for Independent Living (NAIL) National Association of Multicultural Rehabilitation Concerns (NAMRC) National Association of Rehabilitation Instructors (NARI) National Association of Rehabilitation Support Staff (NARSS) National Association of Service Providers in Private Rehabilitation (NASPPR) National Association of Rehabilitation Leadership (NARL) National Rehabilitation Association of Job Placement and Development (JPD) Vocational Evaluation & Work Adjustment Association (VEWAA) You can learn more at the National Rehabilitation Association Website or, by calling Marilyn Padgett at 210-387-6996. You can even complete an online application at the NRA website or download one here, complete it and mail it to: Marilyn Padgett 14410 Sycamore Lake Road Houston, TX 77062-2240


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