WEEK 6 DISCUSSION: INTERVIEW WITH A SOCIAL WORKER
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Week1 Discussion: Social Work History, Mission, And Your Role
Student’s Name
Institutional Affiliation
Professor’s Name
Course Name
Due Date
Introduction
Greetings to all fellow students at the Barbara Solomon School of Social Work. As I begin this exciting journey, I am thrilled to introduce myself and discuss my social work goals. My name is [Your Name], and I am from [Your Location]. My social work experiences have been beneficial. I worked in correctional facilities, assisted living facilities, foster agencies, mental health facilities, and rehabilitation facilities. These encounters have illuminated vulnerable communities' unique difficulties and inspired me to seek MSW.
Reasons for Pursuing an MSW
My passion for social work and its ability to improve lives and communities led me to seek a Master's in Social Work. Witnessing the challenges of prisoners, assisted living residents, foster children seeking stability, and mental health patients has made my purpose more urgent. I want to learn about social work ideas, methods, and policies to address these complicated issues.
Inspiration from Learning Resources
The transforming potential of social work was one of the numerous ideas I gained from this week's learning materials. The understanding that social workers can empower disadvantaged people and amplify their voices motivated me. According to Cox et al. (2019), social work is an advocacy-based profession that promotes social justice, equality, and inclusion. The examples of experienced social workers in the materials showed how they influence systemic structures and acute needs.
Professional Goal Alignment
My professional goals match these learning materials' motivation. I work on numerous fronts to meet current needs and promote social change. Direct practice to give customized help and direction to people, and policy advocacy to create structural reforms that will prevent some of my challenges. The reading's seasoned social workers demonstrate how social work can be a vibrant and complex career that combines compassion and action.
In conclusion, this week's learning materials reaffirmed my MSW commitment through tales and ideas. My ideals and aspirations align with social work's revolutionary power to influence micro and macro levels. I am excited to learn from Dr. Barbara Solomon and this program to improve lives and promote social justice.
Reference
Cox, L. E., Tice, C. J., & Long, D. D. (2019). Introduction to social work: An advocacy-based profession (2nd ed.). SAGE Publications, Inc.
MSWWEEK3AGENCYVISITINSTRUCTIONASSIGNMENT.docx
AGENCY VISIT—IDENTIFY A SOCIAL WORKER
This week, you take the first important step toward completion of your Week 6 Assignment by submitting the name of the agency and social worker you intend to interview. The Assignment you submit here is straightforward, but the result of the choice is important.
Your scheduled interview with a social worker in your community provides the opportunity to deepen your understanding of a social worker’s experience in the “real world.” You can connect your social work inspiration more directly to the field and to practice. Or you may discover a new path or affirm the one you are on. This is also an opportunity to learn about different agencies where you may be interested in completing your field education.
WEEKLY RESOURCES
TO PREPARE
Arrange a visit to an agency or organization in your community that employs social workers. ORGANIZATION NAME: WESTMINSTER MANOR…. USE THIS
Identify a social worker with an MSW–level degree to interview. INTERVIEWER NAME: HALEY STEINER CREDENTIALS ARE MSW, LCSW SHE WORKS SKILL NURSING AT WESTMINSTER MANOR WHICH IS AN ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY IN AUSTIN TEXAS…USE THIS
Secure permission to interview that social worker. PERMISSION SECURED ASSIGNMENT INTERVIEW TIME START: 3 PM ON SEPTEMBER 29, 2023, IN A CONFERENCE ROOM…. USE THIS
Schedule a time to interview the social worker. Be sure to leave enough time to conduct the interview and complete the Assignment.
Submit the name of the agency and the social worker, including the social worker’s degree or licensure (e.g., MSW, LCSW, etc.), with whom you will collaborate for your Agency Presentation. You will submit your presentation by Day 3 of the Week 6 Discussion. Posting your presentation in the Discussion will allow you to learn from your colleagues’ presentations, including by asking questions or discussing what you learned from your colleagues.
GRADING RUBRIC
SOCW_6002_Week3_Assignment_Rubric
Criteria Ratings Pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeInformation Provided
40 to >35.96 pts
Excellent
Student submits all of the following:... Name of the agency ... Name of the social worker... Social work degree or licensure (e.g., MSW, LCSW) ... Student exceeds expectations by providing information about when the interview is scheduled.
35.96 to >31.96 pts
Good
Student submits all of the following:... Name of the agency ... Name of the social worker... Social work degree or licensure (e.g., MSW, LCSW)
31.96 to >27.96 pts
Fair
Student submits at least 2 of the following:... Name of the agency ... Name of the social worker... Social work degree or licensure (e.g., MSW, LCSW)
27.96 to >0 pts
Poor
Student submits at least 1 of the following:... Name of the agency ... Name of the social worker... Social work degree or licensure (e.g., MSW, LCSW) 40 pts
WEEK6DISCUSSION.docx
INTRODUCTION
Your journey from social work inspiration has brought you to a new milestone. You are nearly through your first course; but really, your journey has just begun. The same is true for social work practitioners—the journey is ever evolving, with constant learning applied to improve practice.
In the field, you will hear this concept referred to as evidence-based practice, or EBP, which is a process used by social workers to guide their practice according to the best available evidence. Social workers use evidence, in conjunction with clinical expertise and the client’s values, to determine which interventions to employ. The EBP process then asks practitioners to measure client outcomes to determine if intervention was effective with this specific client.
This week, you explore ways to improve practice with evidence and its relationship to social work. In addition, you submit your presentation on your interview with a social worker.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Students will:
Analyze an interview with a social worker
Analyze evidence-based practice in social work practice
Analyze evaluation of outcomes in social work
INTERVIEW WITH A SOCIAL WORKER
WEEK 6 DISCUSSION QUESTION
Thinking back to your social work inspiration in Week 1, consider whether your perspective has changed, your goals have expanded, or you have affirmed your reason for beginning this journey. Now, reflect on what you learned as you interviewed a social worker in the field for this Assignment. How could you apply what you learned in your coursework to the field of practice you learned more about in person through the interview?
Does the combination of your inspiration, you’re learning, and your experience with a social worker in practice help you visualize your future as a social worker?
For this Discussion, you interview a social worker and learn about their role in their current organization, as well as their social work career path. You create a professional PowerPoint presentation to share the information you learned from the interview and in reflecting on this experience.
TO PREPARE
Read the requirements of the presentation listed below, and with those in mind, review your notes from your interview and any other information you gathered. Organize the learning from your notes based on the requirements below.
Tip: Don’t just paste an essay into your slides. Follow the best practices for creating a PowerPoint presentation. Use the Notes section in PowerPoint to represent what you would say to add context to the slides.
Post your Agency Presentation to the Discussion thread following the guidelines below.
In a 6- to 8-slide PowerPoint presentation, address each of the following areas:
Describe the agency you visited. Include:
Services offered.
Mission of the agency
Clientele or population served.
Describe the social worker’s job activities and professional roles.
Explain what brought the social worker to the field and their work history.
Explain opportunities for advancement and what the social worker does for professional development.
Describe the social worker’s overall job satisfaction.
Identify the strategies the social worker uses for self-care.
Analyze your experience. Specifically:
Discuss your thoughts and feelings related to the agency, clientele, and type of work.
Reflect on why you may have experienced these reactions to the agency, clientele, and type of work.
Explain which social work values and ethics were evident (or not evident) during the interview.
Explain how cultural awareness was demonstrated (or not demonstrated) within the agency or by the social worker.
Explain how social justice relates to the services provided or the population served by this agency.
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Interview with a social worker
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VA Memphis Health Care
Services/Clientele
VA Memphis Health Care offers a wide range of health, support, and facility services for Veterans at 11 locations in western Tennessee, northern Mississippi, and northwestern Arkansas.
● Primary Care ● Mental Health ● Speciality Care ● Social Programs and services ● Other services (telehealth, vocational rehabilitation,employment programs,etc.)
Mission
To honor America’s veterans in all that we do by providing timely, quality care; outstanding customer service; education of tomorrow’s health care providers, and improvement in health care outcomes through research.
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Franklin Wright Franklin is a home based primary care social worker. He works as a part of a team that provides wrap around services for veterans who are homebound. He provides a needs assessment and provides a care plan. He coordinates and monitors the clients needs to see if new needs arise.
Franklin entered the field of social work because of his love to connect communities to resources. His love started in High school where he was the president of student council. This is where he began his journey,leading can good drives, clothes closets, and feeding the homeless volunteering.
Franklin uses his off days to provide self care, in the form of yoga, swimming, and spending time with his children.
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The experience Honestly my first choice was interviewing a social worker that works with underserved families connecting them to resources like at the Department of Human Services. Then I thought, let me see what other fields of social work services are out here to see what it would be like serving them. To my surprise working with veterans and their families is not much different. I learned so much about services provided to them and how being a veteran as affected their everday lives. I also learned that this clientel actually experiences so of the same underserved experiences as the families I am interred in working with. Many veterans experience mental health issues once they return form serving the country, and many go undiagnosed. It is them along with their families that deal with getting help, which is most time difficult, to meet those needs.
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Social work value and ethic Value: Dignity and worth of people
Ethic: Social workers respect the inherent dignity and worth of the person
Franklin always displayed dignity for his clients needs and respected their wants. He was always cognitive of the clients care and respected their self determination. He always valued their opinion and respected it.
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Cultural awareness/social justice Cultural Awareness
Cultural awareness was displayed in many ways in the agency. On the day of my visit the staff was having a potluck where it was told to me that everyone was encouraged to bring traditional dishes from their cultural. This was a great opportunity for the employees to share stories, experiences, and food about different backgrounds.
Social Justice
Social justice was displayed in various ways. The healthcare provided to all veteran. The VA also provides services for veterans who are apart of the LGBTQ+ community. This agency makes no discrimination of veterans that are in need of services no matter the race, gender, or creed.
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