Mr. Ogren came to the Wisconsin Return to Work Center in 2008 after starting his career in Phoenix, Arizona at the Rehabilitation Specialists Group. He brought knowledge of public rehabilitation programs and continued that work. He is located in Bloomington, Minnesota, but the company continues to be titled Wisconsin Return to Work Center since its founding in 1992, in Centuria, Wisconsin. Wisconsin is historically important in the development of vocational rehabilitation programs nationwide, and Mr. Ogren received his training in the field at the University of Wisconsin Stout as a master’s level vocational rehabilitation counselor and evaluator.
Mr. Ogren’s experience in professional vocational expert services include personal injury, divorce, FELA, workers compensation, wrongful death, medical malpractice, and ADA related cases. He has performed vocational evaluation, case management, job analysis, and job placement with agencies including the states of Arizona, Wisconsin and Minnesota vocational rehabilitation departments, the Veterans Administration vocational rehabilitation department, and the federal government. He has served on the counseling board for IARP, he has been certified as a Forensic Vocational Evaluator with the A-R-E-A Organization, and he has been licensed as a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and Licensed Professional Counselor.
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