Field Education
The number of hours a BSW student completes every semester.
What is 240?
This document tracks the activities a student completes each week
What is a time sheet
How you refer to yourself while at your practicum
What is a practicum student or social work student
NOT INTERN
What does NASW stand for and what do we use it for?
What is the National Association of Social Work and Code of Ethics?
The amount of time that reading can be accounted for on a time sheet
What is .5
When time sheets are due
What is Monday at 5pm?
If it isn't written……
What is it didn't happen
If a client won't talk, what type of questions should you ask
What is questions that start with "what?" or
open ended questions
Which three agencies do we make mandated reports to?
What is CPS, APS, EPS
What is the phrase associated with a social workers approach to clients self determination?
What is meet the client where they are at?
What is 15 weeks
List the Chain of Command in proper order
What is: AFI, Liasion, Field Office
Name the 3 levels of social work practice
What is: Micro, Mezzo, Macro?
What is it called when termination with a client is done incorrectly or without notice
What is Abandonment?
What do HIPAA, ROIs, Consent Forms, etc all constitute as?
What is Confidentiality and/or Privacy?
Name the main Field Document and how many times you submit it during the semester.
What is the learning contract and 3 times: learning contract, midterm and final evaluation
Where do you find the Statement of Understanding for you to sign before you start practicum?
What is BSW Manual
How many activities need to be completed on your final evaluation to "pass"
What is 32 out of 36
List two behaviors that will almost always be viewed as unethical ( there are many)
What are: sexual intimacy with clients, slandering a client, sharing confidences without compelling professional reasons, assaulting or placing clients in danger, dishonesty/fraud/or misrepresentation, discriminatory practices, abandoning a client, failure to warn and protect the victim of violent crime, failure to exercise reasonable precautions with a potentially suicidal client, promising "cures" for problems.
What do DWSS, SNAP, and TANF mean?
What is: Department of Welfare and Supportive Services, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
The requirements to be an AFI include:
What is be 2 years post graduate, be employed at the agency minimum 6 months, and have either their BSW or MSW(depending on academic standing of student)
Name four important actions to take in preparation for your practicum interview
Research beforehand, multiple resumes, have questions, bring availability, arrive early, dress professional
What are the 3 things a risk assessment is used to scan for?
What is: 1) harm to self 2) harm to others 3)harm from others (DV, sexual abuse, substance use, mental health)
Name at least 4 of the NASW Core Values.
What are: 1) Service
2)Social Justice
3)Dignity and Worth of the Person
4) Importance of Human Relationships
5) Integrity
6) Competence
How long can individuals receive TANF?
What is 5 years