Have You Experienced a Non-Work Related Illness or Injury? Join Our Study!
Do you have an illness or injury that limits your ability to work? Researchers at the University of Kentucky invite you to participate in a research study focused on individualized return-to-work early intervention services.
Compensation provided
Non-work related injury or illness
Fast Facts
Worked in the last 12 months
Study Background
Do you have an injury or illness that did not happen at work? Have you worked within the last 12 months?
Individuals who want to stay at work, return to work or get a new job are invited to participate in a University of Kentucky research study focused on individualized return-to-work early intervention services.
Join our paid study today!
Individuals who want to stay at work, return to work or get a new job are invited to participate in a University of Kentucky research study focused on individualized return-to-work early intervention services.
Join our paid study today!
Study Background Do you have an injury or illness that did not happen at work? Have you worked within the last 12 months? Individuals who want to stay at work, return to work or get a new job are invited to participate in a University of Kentucky research study focused on individualized return-to-work early intervention services. Join our paid study today! |
Additional Information
This research study explores the effects of an intensive early vocational intervention on participants' ability to keep their jobs or find new jobs.
You may qualify for this study if you are a Kentucky resident with a non-work-related illness or injury that limits your ability to work, and you have been employed within the last 12 months. If you have applied for or are receiving Social Security disability benefits, you will not be eligible for this study.
First you will be screened for eligibility, which includes an intake interview of approximately one hour. After completion of intake, you will have weekly meetings to create a work plan and check in on your progress in meeting return-to-work or stay-at-work goals.
Participants will be compensated up to $150 for their time.
There is no cost for you to participate in this study.