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An indispensable, budget-friendly, and easy-to-use Windows software product designed for career guidance, transition, disability management and legal professionals in many settings, including rehabilitation, education, expert testimony, claims representation, disability claims management, workforce development, military, outplacement and career transition.

Core Features:

  • Estimated Employment Numbers at the DOT level
  • Employment Numbers and Wage data for National, State, and Region [Metropolitan / Non-Metro / Rural]
  • Full-Time / Part-Time / Self-Employment Percentages
  • Report format enhancements with direct hyperlinks to the original data source
  • Citations for all data sources (legal “Bluebook” format)Descriptions and detailed worker characteristics [SCODOT] for each DOT occupation + Date Last Updated
  • Pre-sorting of matching titles by industry, strength, and title. Click column headers to re-sort lists of titles
  • Web-enabled hyperlinks to O*NET Online, Schools, and other sources of labor market information
  • Single click hyperlink to all available data from the latest Occupational Requirements Survey (ORS) based on Standard Occupational Classification 2018.
  • Search by Job Title or DOT code, Keyword(s) in the DOT description, Interest, Top Jobs, Industry, Education (CIP), and Advanced Searches [ Work Fields, MPSMS, Census, GOE, OGA, Data-People-Things,
  • SOC/O*NET, Unskilled, and NOC codes ]
  • Unskilled Search shows all 3,100+ unskilled occupations
  • One-click button to filter any displayed list of matching job titles to show only Light and Sedentary occupations
  • Print a displayed list of matching titles from a search to any printer or Save to an HTML file (web page)
  • Cross references to all major national occupational coding systems, including Census, SOC, O*NET, NOC and the SOC-based O*NET codes (current codes and historic codes)
  • Copy and paste from any Job Browser Pro window to your favorite Windows word processor
  • Full keyboard control for the visually impaired and mouse-challenged

Core Data Files:

  • Complete Dictionary of Occupational Titles (more than 12,700 occupations and 36,000+ alternate military and civilian titles by which the 12,700+ DOT occupations are also known)
  • All DOT worker characteristics [ Strength, Physical Demands, Environmental Conditions, General Educational Development (GED-RML), Specific Vocational Preparation, Aptitudes, Temperaments]
  • Occupational Outlook Handbook (OOH) with photos & full OOH integration to Detailed DOT Job Specialties
  • OES- Occupational Employment Statistics- National, Statewide, and Regional Mean/Median Employment Numbers and Wages
  • CENSUS (Current Population Survey) National wages & employment - Mean, median, male, female, combined M/F
  • Long Term Job Outlook – OES National Projections by industry with intervening current year estimates & occupational density


Price:  $ 599.00 - Call for Quantity/Multi-user Discounts

Accolades and Peer Reviews of Job Browser Pro

 


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Job Browser Pro is endorsed by the International Association of Rehabilitation Professionals (IARP) since 2001 as "high quality, reasonably priced, and beneficial to IARP members".

 

"Although initially skeptical, this reviewer was amazed at the closeness of job numbers utilized in his practice with most of the job numbers projected in Job Browser Pro – Version 1.6. The Job Browser is an essential part of providing numbers of jobs for forensic testimony."

 

Joseph E. Havranek, Ph.D. - 2008

 

Once the vocational expert has identified those occupations that are consistent with parameters of the hypothet, software products such as SkillTRAN’s Job Browser Pro, will allow the vocational expert to credibly produce regional and national job numbers associated with these occupational titles only. Owing to the limited amount of time allowed for response, the vocational expert may not be able to identify all occupations and associated job numbers that are consistent with the hypothet but, more importantly, the testimony provided will be credible rather than illusory and sufficient to withstand, in this writer’s opinion, a Daubert challenge, meet the requirements of pertinent circuit court jurisprudence as well as SSR 00-4p.

 

Peter Lemoine, Esq. - Former SSA Administrative Law Judge - SS Disability Claimant Representative - 2012


Click here for a technical discussion of the SkillTRAN Methodology to Estimate DOT Employment Numbers

New Emerging Occupations

Unique, original occupational information in the style of the D.O.T. is available in JOB BROWSER Pro for new, emerging occupations. Certified vocational professionals prepared and reviewed this information. SkillTRAN encourages customers to submit their ideas for more new and emerging titles. The new occupations are listed below. They can be looked up by title. Since these are completely original research, they are not contained in the DOT book itself. To look them all up, enter *** as the job title.

GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER

ACTUARY CONSULTANT

COMPUTER PROGRAMMER / ANALYST

WEBMASTER

INTERNET SYSTEMS OPERATOR

FOREST ECOLOGY COORDINATOR

VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION COUNSELOR (insurance)

VOCATIONAL EVALUATION SPECIALIST

EMERGENCY ROOM PHYSICIAN

MEDICAL CASE MANAGER

HEALTH DATA ANALYST

INFORMATION SYSTEMS AUDITOR

MARKETING / SALES MANAGER

RESUME DEVELOPER / WRITER

ERGONOMIST

MANAGER, WATER RESOURCES

ASSISTANT MANAGER

CONVENIENCE STORE MANAGER

ESTHETOLOGIST

Job Browser Pro now includes 23 additional occupations originally developed by the US Department of Labor that were made available to software developers and other interested parties in 1998, but never "published" since there was no formal release of DOT information after the 1991 publication of the revised DOT. In Job Browser Pro, search by title +++ to see all 23 new DOT occupations, including:

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SPECIALIST

MICROSCOPIST, ASBESTOS

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST

MOVEMENT THERAPIST

SPECIMEN PROCESSOR

UTILIZATION REVIEW COORDINATOR

MEDICAL RECORD CODER

EMPLOYMENT TRAINING SPECIALIST

MEDIA BUYER

MEDIA PLANNER

PROVIDER RELATIONS REPRESENTATIVE

MEETING PLANNER

QUALITY ASSURANCE COORDINATOR

COMPLIANCE OFFICER

BEREAVEMENT COUNSELOR

HEALTH SERVICES COORDINATOR

CASE MANAGER

AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINE (ATM) SERVICER

MINI BAR ATTENDANT

TANNING SALON ATTENDANT

REUSE TECHNICIAN

SOLAR FILM INSTALLER

OVERHEAD DOOR INSTALLER

1998 DOL Letter - 21 New DOT Occupations Added

Skills & Competencies

JOB BROWSER Pro includes skill and competency information from original research to build a proprietary set of skill and competency information about occupations. Use it for job descriptions, resume writing and employee, education, or on-the-job training plan development. The research initiative was undertaken since the development of widely known public Skill Standards for occupations is still being developed.

For all white collar occupations, the original research has led to the identification of a core set of skills and competencies which it has associated with clusters of occupations. These skills and competencies are drawn from a variety of national sources, including traits and abilities desired by employers in help wanted advertisements published in newspapers and web sites, from published public and private works on competency and skills research, from trade, licensing, and professional associations, apprenticeship standards, and U.S. and Canadian government data such as SCANS, existing skill standards, and selected O*NET data.

For both white and blue collar occupations, skill words are presented from the 1991 Revised Handbook for Analyzing Jobs to detail the common skills associated with each WORK field assigned to the selected occupation. Skill & Competency information is reported in JOB BROWSER Pro.  The information is helpful for improved resumé writing, training plan development, and job description writing. 

Who Uses

DISABILITY MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS

CAREER TRANSITION PROFESSIONALS

ONE-STOP CAREER EXPLORATION and TRANSITION

SCHOOL-TO-WORK TRANSITION PLANNING

JOB ANALYSIS for ADA COMPLIANCE

RESUME PREPARATION

Rehabilitation & Disability Management
  • Rehabilitation Counselors, Case Managers & Service Providers
  • Medical Case Managers & Rehab. Nurses doing Job Analysis
  • Worker's Compensation Specialists
  • Attorneys (Worker's Compensation, Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Product Liability, SSI/SSDI)
  • Vocational Experts - SSA and Forensic
  • Long Term Disability Claims Managers/Specialists
  • Job Analysts
  • Social Security Disability Specialists and Representatives
  • Vocational Evaluators
  • Rehabilitation Engineers
  • Human Resources Personnel
  • Psychologists and Mental Health Personnel
Career & School-To-Work Transition Planning
  • Vocational / Career Counselors
  • One-Stop Career Centers
  • School Career Labs
  • Libraries
  • School-To-Work Counselors
  • Military-Civilian Transition Specialists
  • Employment & Training Professionals
  • Outplacement Specialists
  • Displaced / Dislocated Worker Programs
  • Job Placement Specialists
  • Resume Writers
  • Corrections / Work Release Counselors
  • Clients / Students / Program Participants / Job Seekers
  • Career Planning for Special Education Students

To help job seekers & students take charge of their career planning and growth, a series of comprehensive, yet easy-to-use products and features help youth and the young-at-heart transition from school-to-work. The extensive help file within JOB BROWSER Pro shows you how to use this software to address important issues like:

  • Career Exploration by Interest - GOE & Holland [R-I-A-S-E-C]
  • Career Exploration by Job Title (Military and/or Civilian)
  • Education - What could I do if I got training or education in ... ?
  • Individual Education Plan - IEP Development
  • Top Jobs - The Fastest Growing Occupations, by Educational Level Expected and Wages
  • Occupational Outlook Handbook
  • New, Emerging Occupations
  • Labor Market Information - U.S. National, Statewide, Metropolitan/Micropolitan Area (MSA) and Non-MSA Regions
  • Skills & Competencies - Needed by employers for occupations
  • Resume Tips
  • What About Occupations for Students with Disabilities ... ?
  • Searching by Other Occupational Classification Methods

JOB BROWSER Procan be used in many ways by both clients and disability management professionals. Each of the topics below is addressed in depth in an extensive JOB BROWSER Pro help file.

  • Finding Occupational Infomation by Job Title (Military and/or Civilian)
  • Advanced Searches for Vocational Professionals
  • What if I can't lift over 20 pounds (or would prefer not to!)?
  • Transferable Skills Issues
  • Job Analysis
  • Job Descriptions
  • Education - What occupations can be done with training or education in ... ?
  • Ideas for On-The-Job Training (OJT) in an Industry
  • Development of an OJT Training Plan
  • Occupational Information by Interest - GOE and Holland [R-I-A-S-E-C]
  • Long Term Job Outlook and Earnings Information
  • Occupational Outlook Handbook
  • Top Jobs - The Fastest Growing Occupations, by Educational Level Expected
  • New, Emerging Occupations
  • What are all the DOT occupations in a particular OES, CENSUS, or other code?
  • Estimate DOT Employment Numbers
  • Full-Time / Part-Time / Self-Employment Percentage
  • Why is JOB BROWSER Pro Better Than Books?
  • Resume Writing Tips
  • Individualized, Localized Reports
  • Suggestions for ADA Compliance
  • Job Analysis - An Opportunity
  • Job Analysis Format
  • Suggested Techniques
  • Essential Functions - Guidelines
  • Job Analysis Data Sources
  • Word Processing & Job Analysis
  • Reliability, Validity and Data Sources for Defensibility
One Stop Career Exploration and Transition Planning
  • To help job seekers and career transition professionals take charge of career planning and advancement, the extensive help file in JOB BROWSER Pro shows ways for job seekers and career explorers how to quickly find answers for important career topics like:
  • Career Information by Interest - GOE and Holland [R-I-A-S-E-C]
  • Career Information by Job Title (Military and/or Civilian)
  • Long Term Job Outlook and Earnings Information
  • Occupational Outlook Handbook
  • Top Jobs - The Fastest Growing Occupations, by Educational Level Needed
  • New, Emerging Occupations
  • Education - What can I do with my training or education in ....
  • Career Ladders - Ideas for Career Advancement Within an Industry
  • Resume Writing Tips
  • Advanced Searches by Career Professionals
  • What if I can't lift over 20 pounds? (or would prefer not to!)
  • Individualized, Localized Reports
Job Analysis for ADA Compliance

The Job Analysis Format distributed with JOB BROWSER Pro is designed to help prepare job analysts, rehabilitation, and human resources personnel for on-site job analysis. The multi-page format can be created as a worksheet to facilitate the collection, validation, and quantification of essential job functions and tasks. The Job Analysis Format is meant to help develop actual position descriptions which comply with the employment mandate of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The Job Analysis Format has been extensively used by rehabilitation professionals since 1992.

Specific sections can be chosen for display/print such as basic description, physical demands, and environmental conditions. Build your own format for Physician review/signoff.

Resume Preparation

Included within the JOB BROWSER Pro help file is a dedicated button for resume tips. It can be printed "on demand" by the user (counselor or job seeker). A 3 page, multi-step process gives practical suggestions for using JOB BROWSER Pro to prepare a strong, skills-oriented resume. Steps include:

STEP 1 - Create a Personal Skills Worksheet based on a specific job goal.

STEP 2 - Study the Skills Worksheet to identify your personal best selling points.

STEP 3 - Write Down Brief Examples of how your key skills helped other employers, co-workers, and/or customers and show how they could help a new employer.

STEP 4 - Choose Your Words Carefully for maximum impact.

STEP 5 - Clearly State Your Employment Objective.

STEP 6 - Build Your Resume to briefly emphasize your best skills.

STEP 7 - Target Your Job Search.

STEP 8 - Work Your Personal Labor Market.

STEP 9 - Interviewing Tips.