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Oregon is part of the beautiful Northwest region of the US and is home to tremendous natural beauty and a high tech industry second only to Silicon Valley in the US. Whether you want to work as a licensed social worker in Salem or a Child Welfare Case Manager working at a Oregon Department of Human Services in Portland, you will want to earn your Master of Social Work degree. In the past 5 years the workforce in the United States has seen a huge shift towards being far better educated and trained. This sea change in workforce education came as workers responded to layoffs during the economic downturn by returning to schools like Portland State University to attain advanced degrees. In order to remain competitive in this new economic reality it is crucially important to earn a Master's degree in your field. In the current marketplace one often needs a Master's degree to even get an interview, let alone actually landing the job. If you are considering a career in social work in Oregon, you should really evaluate whether it is wise to stay in school until you have earned your Master of Social Work (MSW) degree.
Or followed the meandering flow of a river no matter where it takes you? If you haven't, then you haven't kayaked the Salt River. The waters of the Salt River run along metro Phoenix's eastern border and take explorers along riverbanks lined with tall grasses, palo verde trees, and, yes, a herd of wild horses that call the region home. Kayaking season runs from May to October, so "put in" (boating terminology for dropping your kayak into the water) just before dusk when the temperatures cool off and the herons, osprey, and other wildlife emerge. How Does Your Garden Glow? Once you see a towering saguaro cactus silhouetted against a rosy sky, all other sunsets will pale in comparison. At the Desert Botanical Garden, you can experience this and more, including seeing tens of thousands of desert plants aglow in the setting sun—from succulents and cacti to flowering trees and creeping vines. Stroll any of the five paved trails that wind through the garden, or sign up for a special event—an outdoor ballet performance or a movie under the stars—starting at sundown.
Established a strong level of trust between myself and clients. Focused on healthy-aging lifestyle choices for patients and monitored progress carefully. Handled delicate cases of dementia diagnosis and treatment. Education Section Sample Geriatric social workers must have at least a bachelor's degree in social work or gerontology. Most states require an MSW (master's in social work) to become licensed. Social workers may also choose to earn specialty certification through the National Association of Social Workers (NASW). You should list all your degrees and certifications here. If you have earned any honors or distinctions, you may note them here or create a separate Accolades section. If you hold a degree higher than a bachelor's, you may leave out your high school. See example content below. 2006-2009 New York University, Master of Social Work NY, NY 2002-2006 Hunter College, Bachelor of Social Work NY, NY Skills Section Example This section gives recruiters a quick way to scan your skills.