101 careers in social work / Jessica A. Ritter, Halaevalu F. Ofahengaue Vakalahi.

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Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.

Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Share 101 Careers in Social Work: Second Edition; Part I: The Profession of Social Work; Chapter 1: What Is Social Work?; Separating the Facts From the Fiction; Top 7 Myths About the Social Work Profession; How Is Social Work Different From Other Related Professions/Disciplines?; How Did Social Work Begin?; What Is the Future Outlook for Social Workers?; A Brief History of the Social Work Profession in the United States; References; Chapter 2: Got Social Work?; Is Social Work for You?; Benefits of a Career in Social Work

Challenges of a Career in Social WorkThe Social Work Oath; An Invitation to You; References; Chapter 3: Follow the Yellow Brick Road: Education and Licensure for Social Workers; What Steps Are Involved in Becoming a Professional Social Worker?; What Degree Do I Need to Become a Social Worker?; What Are the Prerequisites for Being Accepted to a Social Work Program?; Who Qualifies as a Social Worker?; What Is the Purpose of Licensing?; What Do I Need to Know About Social Work Licensing?; Is Licensing Really Necessary for the Social Work Profession?

Do All Social Work Jobs Require Getting a License?If I Am Licensed in One State, Will I Be Able to Use This License in a Different State if I Relocate for a Job?; What Are the Differences Between a License, a Certification, and a Credential?; After Graduation From My University's Social Work Program, Will I Be Able to Obtain a License?; Where Can I Learn More About the Requirements for Social Work Education, Supervision, and Licensing?; Postscript; Part II: Careers in Social Work; Chapter 4: Careers in Child Welfare; Child Protection Caseworker

Social Worker Spotlight: Jessica A. Ritter, Children's Protective ServicesIntake Worker; CPS Investigator; Family Preservation Caseworker; Substitute Care Caseworker; Foster Care and Adoption Caseworker; Careers With Private or Nonprofit Agencies; Careers in Child Welfare Research; Careers With the Government; Child Welfare Advocate; Recommended Readings/Websites to Learn More; Adoption Social Worker; Social Worker Spotlight: Agnes Zarcaro, Spaulding for Children; Recommended Readings/Websites to Learn More; Foster Care Social Worker; Recommended Readings/Websites to Learn More

Emerging Field of Practice: Home Visiting ProgramsReferences; Chapter 5: School-Based and School-Linked Services; School Social Worker; Social Worker Spotlight: Magda Flores, School Social Worker; After-School Program Counselor; Day-Care or School Readiness Program Worker; Adult Literacy Program Worker; Special Education Social Service Worker; Social Worker on a College Campus; Recommended Readings/Websites to Learn More; References; Chapter 6: Social Work With Older Adults; Adult Protective Services Caseworker; Social Worker Spotlight: Lori Delagrammatikas, Program Coordinator

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Praise for the first edition: ""This is a vital and necessary guide to the social work profession. This book clarifies the social work mission, goals, and objectives, and strengthens and promotes them as well."". - Carmen Ortiz Hendricks , MSW, DSW, ACSW, LCSW. Associate Dean, Wurzweiler School of Social Work, Yeshiva University. ""The authors do an excellent job of illustrating the uniqueness, diversity, and richness of the profession. I strongly recommend this book for use in social work orientation, advising and education."". -Saundra Starks , EdD, LCSW. Western Kentucky University. What do

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Cataloging Notes: 20240131 STAMIU-0199STAMIU-0199

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