Public Health Social Work in North Carolina

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Public Health Social Work in North Carolina Presented by: CETAC The North Carolina Continuing Education,Training and Advisory Committee for Public Health Social Work

What is Public Health Social Work?

Be a public health social worker!

Public Health Social Workers An integral part of the interdisciplinary team focus on prevention identify children, adults, families and communities with needs intervene to help clients meet their needs and prevent future problems

Three levels of prevention are central to public health social work practice preventing disease and adverse conditions (physical, emotional, behavioral) by promoting healthy behaviors prevention activities protective measures

Public Health Social Work Promoting early diagnosis and treatment to minimize the effects of illness.

Public Health Social Work Working to rehabilitate or restore clients to improved functioning after the onset of a disease or condition.

Public Health Social Work Who are Public Health Social Workers? Professionals with bachelors or masters degree in social work from a Council on Social Work Education accredited school of social work or (professionals with other degrees who meet the State Personnel Classification System qualifications for social work positions in public health settings); Many public health social workers are nationally credentialed or state certified or licensed. Professionally educated social workers adhere to a standard code of ethics for social work practice.

Public Health Social Workers They are critical members of the public health team. They bring a unique set of knowledge and skills in the areas of human behavior, social and environmental systems.

Public Health Social Workers They are experts in helping individuals and families make behavioral and situational life changes in order to improve their overall health and well being.

Public Health Social Workers They work with communities and assist them in identifying and addressing broad public health issues.

What Do Public Health Social Workers Do? On the Micro Level (Individuals, Families, Groups) Public Health Social Workers: Coordinate clients’ involvement with community agencies; Counsel individuals and families who are dealing with emotional, physical and social issues; Empower clients to assess their own needs and to advocate for themselves.

What Do Public Health Social Workers Do? Enhance clients’ coping abilities; Link clients to resources for optimal outcomes; Provide understanding of client psychosocial and environmental factors for the multidisciplinary health care team.

Public Health Social Workers On the Macro Level: (Systems, Communities, Organizations) Assess community service needs for program planning and development Assure culturally competent services and resources Develop applications and grant proposals to expand service resources in the community Evaluate service effectiveness using outcome criteria and client satisfaction surveys

Public Health Social Workers Facilitate and maintain partnerships with the community; Implement workshops for staff and community professionals; Maintain awareness of available community resources; Provide supervision and training for other social workers, students, and others. Promote policies that address health disparities.

Where are Public Health Social Workers Found? Children’s Developmental Services Agencies Community,Migrant and Rural Health Centers Community-based Organizations Local Public Health Agencies Health Clinics Home Health Agencies Hospice Agencies Hospitals Public Schools Regional and State Government Offices

What Program Areas Do Public Health Social Workers Serve? Administration Adult Health Programs Child Health Clinics Care Coordination for Children Children’s Special Health Services Community Alternatives Programs Disaster Preparedness Family Planning Clinics Health Promotion Health and Behavioral Intervention

What Program Areas Do Public Health Social Workers Serve? Health Beginnings Programs HIV/AIDS Programs Home Health Programs Hospice Infant Toddler Programs Infectious Disease Programs Pregnancy Care Management Maternity Clinics/ High Risk Maternity Clinics Psychological Services for Children and Adolescents Regional and State Program Consultants

What Program Areas Do Public Health Social Workers Serve? School Health/School-based Clinics Sickle Cell Program Sudden Infant Death Program Teen Pregnancy and Parenting Programs Tuberculosis Programs

Public Health Social Workers Are Supported by Many Professional Organizations Continuing Education and Training Advisory Committee or Public Health Social Work (CETAC) nciph.sph.unc.edu/cetac North Carolina Public Health Association – Social Work Section www.ncpha.com National Association of Social Workers –North Carolina Chapter www.naswnc.org

Other Public Health Social Work Resources North Carolina Division of Public Health, Department of Health and Human Services www.ncpublichealth.com North Carolina Social Work Certification and Licensure Board www.ncswboard.org North Carolina Accredited Schools of Social Work www.cswe.org North Carolina Association of Local Health Directors www.ncalhd.org

Public Health Social Work How do I arrange a field placement in a public health setting? Contact your school’s Field Placement Coordinator who has information on public health programs willing to accept social work student interns.

How do I get a job in a public health setting? Sign up for the PHSW listserv at nciph.sph.unc.edu/cetac to receive job announcements. Visit www.ncgov.com to find public health social work positions with state programs/agencies. Visit www.naswnc.org to find employment opportunities in both private and public settings within NC.

Mission of a Public Health Social Worker Go to the people Work with them Learn from them Respect them Start with what they know Build with what they have and When the work is done and the task is accomplished, the people will say: “We have done this 0urselves.”