Social Work a. Making home visits to evaluate a child's living conditions and patterns of parent- child interaction; preparing a social and emotional developmental assessment of the child within the family context; providing individual and family-group counseling with parents and other family members, and appropriate social skill- building activities with the child and parents; working with those problems in a child's and family's living situation (home, community, and any center where early intervention services are provided) that affect the child's maximum utilization of early intervention services; and identifying, mobilizing, and coordinating community resources and services to enable the child and family to receive maximum benefit from early intervention services.
b. Social work must be provided by:
i. A Licensed Baccalaureate Social Worker (“LBSW”) licensed by the Texas State Board of Social Work Examiners;
ii. A Licensed Master Social Worker (“LMSW”) licensed by the Texas State Board of Social Work Examiners; or
iii. A LCSW licensed by the Texas State Board of Social Work Examiners.
Social Work a. Federal Definition
Social Work. Virtual Campus
Social Work. CSCIP in collaboration with the National Association of Social Workers (NASW), Illinois Chapter, announced its 2005 Global Exchange of eighteen international social service delegates from September 10–24. The exchange includes social service professionals from three different cultures–Durban, South Africa (4 delegates); Hamburg, Germany (8 delegates); and Birmingham, England (6 delegates).
Social Work. The course sequence below shows how a student following the terms of the articulation agreement, including suggested substitutions, can complete the BS Social Work degree in four semesters of full-time coursework. WCTC students should consult with academic advisors at both institutions to ensure the most efficient transfer outcome. Year Fall Semester Spring Semester Junior Year SOC WRK 250 3 cr. SOC WRK 270 3 cr. GER Humanities 3 cr. SOC WRK 306 3 cr. General Electives 3 cr. SOC WRK 310 (B or better) 3 cr. ENGLISH 102 3 cr. GER Oral & Written Comm-Part B 3 cr. GER Natural Science w/ lab 3 cr. GER Natural Science 3 cr. Total Credits: 15 Total Credits: 15 Senior Year SOC WRK 410 (B or better) 3 cr. SOC WRK 422 (B or better) 5 cr. SOC WRK 421 (B or better) 5 cr. SOC WRK 427 (B or better) 3 cr. SOC WRK 604 3 cr. SOC WRK 662 3 cr. SOC WRK 665 3 cr. GER Art 3 cr. General Elective 1 cr. General Elective 1 cr. General Education Requirements (GER) give structure to each student’s education while providing the student the greatest possible freedom to design an individual academic program. These requirements include two major categories: competency and distribution. The table below outlines the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s GER requirements. Note that College of Letters and Science majors must complete GER coursework beyond what is listed here. Some programs/majors, including Social Work (see Appendix A) will require specific or additional coursework for certain competency and distribution requirements. Consult with an advisor early in your academic career to ensure that you choose the best coursework for your intended program of study.
Social Work. The Society and the Union agree to establish a Task Force made up of primarily Union designated Social Workers and their designated supervisors and the Union President or designate to look into ways of improving case load management. The Task Force will be convened within thirty days following the date of receipt of a written request from the Union and shall review such matters as: -The distribution of overtime; -Scheduling of compensatory and other leaves: -Back-up systems: -Assignment of cases; -Weighting of cases; -Non-case carrying responsibilities: -Relationship with staff and external agencies: -Information flow type of information, process and accountability. The recommendations of this Task Force, together with comments on the possible positive and negative consequences of their recommendations, will be presented to a special meeting of the Committee. If satisfactory resolution is not reached at the Committee level, outstanding matters will be carried over to the next round negotiations. While this process is on-going, the Society will advise employees of required overtime as far in advance as practical and will consider the personal circumstances Of employees and accommodate the employees where, in the Society's opinion, such accommodations can be made in the circumstances. The structure, constitution and timeliness of this Task Force will be established at a special Committee meeting. DATED AT TORONTO, ONTARIO this FOR THE THE UNION The Society and the Union agree to establish a Task Force made up primarily of Union designated staff members and designated supervisors of the Society's Residential Child Care Facilities and the Union President or designate to look into ways of improving the distribution of work at these facilities. The Task Force will be convened within thirty ( 3 0 ) days following the date of receipt of a written notice of request from the Union and shall review such matters as: -The distribution of overtime; -The quality and quantity of Subs and Relief personnel; -The sharing of Subs and Relief staff between facilities; -The supervision of Subs and Relief staff: -The role of floaters and the scheduling of work; -The use of the Crisis Support Team; -Information flow; type of information, process and accountability: -Relationships between child care workers and external agencies. The recommendations of this Task Force, together with comments on the possible positive and negative consequences of their recommendations, will be presen...
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Social Work. Family consultants • Refugees’ and asylum seekers’ consultants and social workers; • Senior homes’ recreation and rehabilitation group facilitators; • Social entrepreneurs; • Social pedagogues; • Social work students; • Social workers; • Volunteers.
Social Work. Hospital operates a comprehensive inpatient acute care facility licensed in the State of New Jersey (“State”).
Social Work. (a) Social Worker (Qualified) An Employee whose qualifications make him or her eligible for membership of the Australian Association of Social Workers and who is formally employed as a Social Worker.
(b) Social Worker Grade 2 A Social Worker appointed to the grade with additional responsibilities, for example:
(i) Teaching of Social Work students; or
(ii) Employed on work which in the opinion of the Chief Social Worker requires special knowledge and depth of experience in any one or more of the following:
(iii) Individual and family and/or group practice; or
(iv) Program development and management; or
(v) Research evaluation. On the recommendation of the Chief Social Worker, is in charge of a section of the Social Work Department recognised by the Employer.