Chief Legislative Analyst report 15-06-0492, dated June 19, 2015, relative to compensated and uncompensated time off survey of California cities with minimum wage Ordinances.
Getting Licensed as a Social Worker. Licensure is an important part of becoming a social worker. Requirements vary from state to state, but all clinical social workers must be licensed to practice. Positions in education and healthcare social work are generally only open to those with licenses. The basic requirements for licensure are the completion of a two-year master's degree program, plus two years, or 3000 hours of supervised clinical experience.
LCSW applicants must complete the minimum requirements for Oregon or show documentation meeting equivalent requirements in other states. ORS 675.530(3). The requirements are: Master's Degree in Social Work; Under supervision, complete the equivalent of two years of full-time experience in the social work field. The minimum, post-master's hours are: 3500 Total Work Hours; 2000 Direct Client Hours; 100 Supervised Hours (50 of these must be individual) Pass the ASWB clinical exam