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If an individual with a bachelors or masters degree in social work continues to work after January 1, 2001 without receiving either the RSW or GSW credential, what happens to them when they do apply for the credential?

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If an individual with a bachelors or masters degree in social work continues to work after January 1, 2001 without receiving either the RSW or GSW credential, what happens to them when they do apply for the credential?

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They will be required to pass an Open Book Examination on the Louisiana Social Work Practice Act and the Boards Rules, Standards and Procedures (developed by the Board) if they work for more than 120 days without the proper social work credential. Should the social worker not apply for any credential they will receive a letter from the Boards Administrator notifying them to cease and desist practicing social work. Should that letter go unheeded, the social worker will be subject to misdemeanor violations under the Social Work Practice Act (La. R.S. 37:2720 (A)(1)) for engaging in the practice of social work without being duly certified or registered. The Board also has the authority to enjoin the social work practice in District Court.

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