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SOCW 6002
Week 3 DIscussion 1
Initial Post
To assume the title of social work in the state of North Carolina, there are 4 levels of credentials. Three (3) are which voluntary certifications and a non-clinical social work practice. The four (4) levels are Certified Social Work (CSW), Certified Master's Social Work (CMSW), my favorite which what I plan to be once i get my masters is the Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and the Licensed Clinical Social worker associate (LCSWA). They all seem different but only (2) are considered Licensed by the State of North Carolina (North Carolina Social Work Certification and Licensed Board, 2020).
CRITIERA
In order to be a LSW in the state of North Carolina, you must complete a MSW from an accredited school (CSWE). Besides the master degree, to become a clinical social worker you must complete the clinical level exam. Then complete 3,000. hrs of post- MSW paid clinical employment which is always supervised. But this must all be completed at the min of 2 years but more than 6 years.
Benefits and Challenges
The biggest challenged I've noticed for anyone who want to be a Licensed social worker is actually pay for the exam and other fees. Another is make sure all their requirements and supervisor hours have been completed. This is a challenged because there maybe personal situations that might get in the way. I don't know about anyone else's benefits but I know the one benefit I am truly going to look forward to is being devoted to my clients and showing them that i care about their situations. As a future LCSW, I want to make sure that whatever the situation is for the client, I would do whatever it takes to help them and if I can't help them directly i will do what I can to put them in the right directions.
References
Levels And Eligibility Requirements. (2020). Retrieved from: www.ncswboard.org/page/certification- licensure.html
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SOCIAL WORK AS AN ETHICAL PROFESSION
Social work is a profession bound by a code of ethics, one which has evolved in conjunction with the development of social work practice. The code of ethics outlines the mission and values of the social work profession, as well as the subsequent principles and standards that demonstrate those values. The code is not a rule book, but a set of guidelines that helps a social worker choose the most appropriate course of action.
Codes of ethics or discussions of ethics can be formal, sometimes resembling legal language, and adopted by varied groups. When examined closely and analyzed, they can become powerful, and their meaning can evolve with your experience. And they serve a practical purpose, especially in social work—they are guiding principles and a checkpoint. In this Discussion, you reflect on the NASW Code of Ethics to begin the process of finding how its meaning can apply to your practice.
WEEKLY RESOURCES
TO PREPARE
Read the NASW Code of Ethics in its entirety, including the Preamble, Purpose of the NASW Code of Ethics, Ethical Principles, and Ethical Standards. PLEASE GOOGLE THE NASW CODE OF ETHICS TO FIND THE INFORMATION TO COMPLETE THIS ASSIGNMENT
Your Instructor will assign you to one of the following Standards to focus on based on the first letter of your last name.
Last Name A–D: Standard 1 to Clients
Last Name E–I: Standard 2 to Colleagues USE THIS ONE
Last Name J–M: Standard 3 in Practice Settings
Las Name N–R: Standard 4 as Professionals
Last Name S–T: Standard 5 to the Social Work Profession
Last Name U–Z: Standard 6 to Broader Society
Consider how you might explain to a peer the relevance of the NASW Code of Ethics generally and your assigned section of the code specifically. PLEASE GOOGLE THE NASW CODE OF ETHICS TO FIND THE INFORMATION TO COMPLETE THIS ASSIGNMENT
Post the following as it relates to your assigned standard: USE CRITICAL THINKING ON THIS
Describe professional ethics and the purpose of the NASW code of ethics in your own words.
Explain the section of the code that you were assigned. SEE BELOW IN GREEN HIGHLIGHT
Last Name E–I: Standard 2 to Colleagues USE THIS ONE
Describe the standards within that section in your own words.
Provide a specific example of how a social worker would apply these ethical standards in their practice.
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INTRODUCTION
These values guide the social work profession, a profession committed to the service of others as it seeks social justice. It is a profession that honors the dignity and worth of the person and the importance of human relationships. Social workers demonstrate integrity and competence as they work with diverse client populations.
As a social work student, these same values guide your learning, just as they would your practice. This week, you explore how these values, as expressed in an ethical code, apply to practice.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Students will:
Describe professional ethics and NASW code of ethics
Describe ethical standards in social work practice
Compare licensure requirements in different states
Analyze benefits of title protection and licensure
Identify agency and social worker for agency visit
STATE LICENSURE
Licensure represents the ability to practice under the title of social worker. Each state regulates the profession and sets the requirements to be licensed to practice in that state. Even when regulations vary, all states require licensed social workers to have graduated from a CSWE–accredited program and pass the national ASWB exam. This assures that those who receive the title of “social worker” have met the criteria developed to demonstrate proficiency in meeting the demands associated with the profession. This is referred to as “title protection,” and protecting the title means that individuals not appropriately trained for the profession cannot call themselves a social worker.
In this Discussion, you research the licensure requirements in your state and share them with your colleagues. Sharing the various states’ requirements can be useful should you be planning a relocation, or if you have ever worked in this or a related profession in another state.
TO PREPARE
Research the criteria for assuming a social work license in your state or country. You will want to research the regulations put forth by your state’s licensing board.
Consider the benefits offered by title protection and maintenance of licensure standards.
For help with this discussion, the Library recommends the following:
For students in the United States, the simplest way to find out about your state's requirements for becoming a licensed social worker is to search GoogleLinks to an external site... PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENTS OF SITES TO SEARCH I HAVE ATTACHED SCREESHOTS OF PLACES TO SEARCH.
Enter your state and licensing board. For example, Illinois social work licensing board. USE THE STATE OF TEXAS AND USE THE CITY OF AUSTIN FOR YOUR RESEARCH
The following websites may also be helpful in finding social worker requirements in your location:
Social Work Licensure MapLinks to an external site. (United States)
Social Work Student and Professional Related OrganizationsLinks to an external site.
National Association of Social WorkersLinks to an external site.
For international students, search GoogleLinks to an external site. for your Country’s or region’s National Association of Social Workers. For example Kenya National Association of Social Workers.
The following website may also be helpful in finding social worker requirements in your location:
International Federation of Social WorkersLinks to an external site.
Note: For this Discussion, you are required to complete your initial post before you will be able to view and respond to your colleagues' postings. Begin by clicking on the Reply button to complete your initial post. Remember, once you click on Post Reply, you cannot delete or edit your own posts and you cannot post anonymously. Please check your post carefully before clicking on Post Reply!
Post response to the following:
Identify the types of social work licenses available in your state.
Describe the criteria required to earn an LCSW in your state. Specifically,
What are state requirements for education?
How many hours of post-MSW practice are required?
How many hours of supervision are required?
How much does it cost for initial licensure?
Describe the criteria to maintain an LCSW in your state. Specifically,
How often do you need to renew your license?
How much does it cost to renew a license?
How many continuing education credits are required?
What, if any, specific education hours are required (e.g., suicide, ethics, substance use, cultural competence)?
Explain the benefits for licensure and title protection.
You are encouraged to read your colleagues’ posts to understand how licensure varies across states; however, no response posts are required.
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