As a certified Social worker, may I begin to accrue supervised clinical experience to qualify me for clinical licensure?

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As a certified Social worker, may I begin to accrue supervised clinical experience to qualify me for clinical licensure?

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Getting Certified - How can I apply my years of experience and my other fitness certification(s) to qualify for the CSEP-CEP?
As a certified Social worker, may I begin to accrue supervised clinical experience to qualify me for clinical licensure?
Where can I find the requirements for supervision hours towards Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) licensure?

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No. As a certified social worker, you may not engage in psychotherapeutic (clinical) activities. Supervised clinical experience may be accrued only by advanced practice social workers and independent social workers.

As a certified Social worker, may I begin to accrue supervised clinical experience to qualify me for clinical licensure?

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