Curriculum Vitae ABOUT SUSAN D. GREEN, M.S., CRC, ABVE, FVE, CRV-D Susan Green completed her Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology at Ramapo College in Mahwah, New Jersey in 1974. She received her Master of Science degree in Vocational Rehabilitation from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1987. Susan Green is certified in Professional Disability Management and is a Professional in Business Management. Susan Green & Associates Vocational & Rehabilitation Consulting Forensic Vocational Evaluations Wage Loss Analysis Expert Witness Testimony 12405 Venice Blvd Suite 117 Los Angeles, CA 90066 (310) 559-8548 e-mail: sue@sgreenassociates.com     "Susan Green's vocational rehabilitation expertise, coupled with her artful presentation of those issues to the jury at trial, has proven to be an invaluable litigation asset to my wrongful termination practice." David Peter Cwiklo Law Offices of David Peter Cwiklo, PC   EDUCATION 1997 Certificate of Completion Certified Professional in Disability Management Insurance Education Association Newport Beach, California 1990 Certificate of Completion Professional Designation in Business Management. University of California, Los Angeles UCLA Extension Los Angeles, California 1987 Master of Science Degree in Counseling Major: Vocational Rehabilitation California State University, Los Angeles Los Angeles, California 1974 Bachelor of Science Degree. Major: Sociology Ramapo State College of New Jersey Mahwah, New Jersey 1972 Associate of Arts Degree. Major: Liberal Arts Edward Williams College Hackensack, New Jersey CERTIFICATIONS 2014 Certificate of Achievement Certified Rehabilitation Vocationologist – Diplomate (CRV-D) 2003 Forensic Vocational Expert American Rehabilitation Economics Association 2000 Certified Vocational Expert American Board of Vocational Experts, #1526, Diplomate, American Board 1995 Certified Rehabilitation Counselor Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification, #1357 1990 Certified Professional in Disability Management Insurance Education Association PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS American Board of Vocational Experts American Rehabilitation Economics Association International Association of Rehabilitation Professional CONTINUING EDUCATION Completed courses, seminars, and sessions sponsored by the following institutions and associations from 1980 to the present: American Board of Vocational Experts American Rehabilitation Economics Association Association of Southern California Defense Counsel California Applicants’ Attorneys Association California Association of Rehabilitation and Reemployment Professionals Disability Management Employers Coalition International Association of Rehabilitation Professionals Insurance Education Association International Academy of Collaborative Professionals Los Angeles County Bar Association National Association of ADA Coordinators National Association of Rehabilitation and Reemployment Professionals Organization of Bilingual Rehabilitation Associates Southern California Rehabilitation Exchange University of California Extension, Irvine University of California Extension, Los Angeles Vocational Economic Analysts Vocationology, Inc. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1995 -             President/Rehabilitation Consultant Present          Susan Green and Associates, Los Angeles, California Counsel industrially injured workers under the auspices of the State Department of Industrial Accidents. Services include: Comprehensive vocational rehabilitation counseling, vocational exploration, evaluation, research, plan development, monitoring and job placement services. Develop comprehensive job descriptions. Consulting and expert testimony for vocational rehabilitation, disability management and related issues. Administration and management of a vocational consulting firm. Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling and Consulting Experienced Agreed Vocational Evaluator and Independent Vocational Evaluator. Facilitate placement in transitional employment during medical recovery Review medical restrictions and assess vocational skills to recommend permanent job modifications or alternate employment with the employer. Provide rehabilitation counseling for injured workers. Administer and interpret vocational tests and evaluate vocational feasibility. Develop, implement and monitor vocational rehabilitation plans for disabled adults. Access transferable skills; analyze jobs and essential functions; arrange reasonable accommodations if necessary. Facilitate vocational exploration; research schools and labor market; provide job seeking skills training and job placement assistance. Conduct vocational evaluations to determine vocational feasibility, residual employability, earning capacity and job placement potential. Expert Testimony Provide expert testimony as requested by plaintiff and defense attorneys as well as by the Court. Experienced expert witness in workers’ compensation, personal injury, medical malpractice, employment discrimination, marital dissolution, Social Security disability, and long-term disability. 1991 –         Independent Contract Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor 1995            Vocational Ventures, Montebello, California                     Continental Rehabilitation Resources, San Diego, California                     Network Career Counseling, Glendale, California Provided vocational rehabilitation counseling to industrially injured workers. Administered vocational tests, developed and implemented rehabilitation plans. Provided job seeking skills and job placement services. Conducted labor market surveys and transferable skills analyses. 1987 -         Vocational Rehabilitation Coordinator 1991           Aetna Casualty and Surety Company, Glendale, California                    Mission Insurance, Glendale, California. Provided rehabilitation coordination services for two major insurance carriers. Reviewed files and made appropriate referrals for rehabilitation services. Authorized rehabilitation services and payments. Attended Rehabilitation Unit conferences. Educated claim representatives and employers on rehabilitation laws and return-to-work issues. Responsible for a caseload of over one hundred fifty files. 1985 –         Corporate Vocational Rehabilitation Coordinator 1987            UES and Pacific Coast Colleges, Santa Ana, California Liaison between fourteen vocational schools and rehabilitation counselors. Screened potential rehabilitation students. Coordinated appropriate training programs. Met with rehabilitation counselors, training school executive directors, admission representatives, placement directors, financial aid officers and corporate officials. 1982 –         Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor 1985            American Rehabilitation Management, Encino, California                     Ronald B. Harper, Inc., Beverly Hills, California Provided vocational rehabilitation counseling for industrially injured workers. Administered vocational tests and developed and implemented rehabilitation plans through job seeking skills and job placement services. Conducted labor market surveys and transferable skills analyses. 1980 –         Liability and Workers’ Compensation Insurance Adjuster 1982            Crawford and Company, Los Angeles, California Handled both liability and workers’ compensation insurance claims for a major independent insurance adjusting company from initiation to settlement/completion. Investigated legitimacy for claim, interview witnesses, obtain statements including written and recorded, and analyze medical reports. Responsible for a caseload of three hundred files. Conducted outside investigations for workers’ compensation claims department. Negotiated settlements with attorneys and referred claimants to appropriate physicians.   PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES   2006 Proctor, American Board of Vocational Experts Certification Exam Knowledge Enhancement Review, American Board of Vocational Experts  2005 Member, Program and Membership Committees, Los Angeles Present Collaborative Family Law Association, West Los Angeles Chapter Proctor, American Board of Vocational Experts Certification Exam PRESENTATIONS 2015 Instructor, ABVE, American Board of Vocational Experts, “VDARE TO BE GREAT!” - Introduction and Utilization of the McCroskey Vocational Quotient System (MVQS) VDARE 15.0 in Forensic Applications, March 2015, San Antonio, TX. 2006 Speaker, Santa Monica Bar Association, Family Law Section, "The Vocational Evaluation:  Everything You Should Know."  November 2006, Santa Monica, CA. Speaker, Collaborative Law Class taught by Fred Glassman, Esq. "Benefits of Collaborative Process in Vocational Evaluations." UCLA Extension, March 2006, Los Angeles, CA. Instructor, ABVE, American Board of Vocational Experts Conferences, Knowledge Enhancement Seminar, April 2006, Ft. Lauderdale, FL and October 2006, Pittsburg, PA. Instructor, CARRP, California Association of Rehabilitation & Reemployment Professionals, "Diminished Earning Capacity Seminar", April 2006, Riverside, CA. Speaker, Pasadena Bar Association, Family Law Section, April 2006, University Club, Pasadena, CA. Speaker, Family Law Attorney Study Group, Law Offices of DaCorsi & Placencio, April 2006, Woodland Hills, CA. 2005 Instructor, “Diminished Earning Capacity Seminar,” National Computer Training, Los Angeles, CA Speaker, Family Law Attorney Study Group, “How Vocational Experts Determine Earning Capacity in Family Law Cases,” Law Offices of Carolyn Martin, Long Beach, CA. 1998 - 1999 Instructor, IEA - Insurance Education Association, CPDM1 – Certified Professional in Disability Management Program, Pasadena, California 1996 Speaker, American Career College, “How to Market Vocational Training Programs to the Rehabilitation Community,” Los Angeles, California. PUBLICATIONS McCroskey, B.J, Dennis, K. L., Wilkinson, K.S., Stein, D.B., Van de Bittner, E.E., Green, S.D., Lowe, J.K., Grimley, C.P., Bohlke, D.K., & Wattenbarger, W.E., (2012), Percent of Vocational Disability Defined for MVQS Volcano and VDARE Programs with an example based on Future Diminished Earning Capacity in the Los Angeles, CA LMA in Year 2005, TEA,The Earnings Analyst, Official Journal of the American Rehabilitation Economics Association Vol. 12, 89-97. Hahn, S.J., & Green, S. D. (2004 Fall), The Stability of Changes in Labor Market Access by Job Types and Related Variables Across Minnesota and California Counties in Calendar Year 2000. Journal of Forensic Vocationology Vol. 8(1), 137-158. Toppino, D.C., Latham, J., Hawk, R., & Green, S., (Spring/Summer 2002) Valuation of Pediatric Wage Loss: A Vocational Note. Journal of Legal Economics Volume 12, number 1. Green, S. D. (1985). The Coordination of Placement Between Rehab Counselors and Vocational Training Schools, OBRA Bi-Lines. McCroskey, B.J., Dennis, K.L., Wilkinson, K.S., Green, S.D., Van de Bittner, E.E., Wattenbarger, W.E. (2009), Predictive Validity (RXY) and Standard Errors of Estimate (SEE) for the MVQS Volcano and MTSP Job Person Matching, Earning Capacity and Occupational Density Estimation Programs Compared with U.S. DOL SOC and CA EDD OU Wage Data when used as Earning Capacity Estimates.