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The best practice for gaining and maintaining employment for individuals with traumatic brain injury.

There are currently 5.3 million Americans with traumatic brain injury, the majority were young at onset and have a lengthy life expectancy. Return to work is a key to quality of life for many of these individuals. This article provides a literature review of current traumatic brain injury vocational rehabilitation programs including: holistic cognitive rehabilitation, school to work transition, and supportive employment followed by a proposal for the best practice.