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Licensure In Social Work
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Licensure in social work refers to the process by which social workers obtain and maintain a license to practice within a particular jurisdiction.
Key Features
- Completion of accredited social work education program
- Passing a licensure exam
- Meeting supervised experience requirements
- Continuing education to maintain licensure
Pros
- Ensures that social workers meet minimum qualifications to practice
- Provides a standard level of competency and accountability
- Protects the public from unqualified practitioners
Cons
- Can be a lengthy and expensive process for social workers
- Requirements vary by state, leading to potential confusion or barriers