Yes, you're absolutely right! Lately, I’ve been really leaning into the discomfort and just figuring things out as I go. Thank you so much, love youuu! 🩷
I used to be a social worker up until 2021. I didn't even know there was such a thing as Travel Social Work Contract. I've heard of Freelance, Independent, or Agency Social Work with short contracts.
Oh wow! I'm curious did you fully transition out or just taking a break from social work at the moment? Travel contracts are a whole new adventure- something new every time! ✨ You can land short-term contracts but also if things are going well, you can stay on the same contract up to a year! (Depending on you and the employer on the extension piece) And after that year, you have to take a 30-day break (to recharge) you can go right back to that same contract, as long as you and the employer agree on the terms.
Thank you so much! 😊 Having your MSW is an amazing start! For most travel social work contracts, you’ll typically need a license for the state you’re working in, but don’t worry-there are definitely some opportunities out there! I’ve seen MSW positions pop up in states like GA (though they’re rare, and they tend to go fast!). Many require about 2 years of experience in a hospital or inpatient setting. I would say for now focus on gaining that hospital experience while you prepare for your LMSW. Once you’re licensed, you'll be able to take advantage of ANY opportunity that comes your way! Keep going-you’re on the right track!
🤎🤎 yah sometimes we just need to put our fear aside and focus on what we have to do. Keep going, keep sharing 💯 love you
Yes, you're absolutely right! Lately, I’ve been really leaning into the discomfort and just figuring things out as I go. Thank you so much, love youuu! 🩷
Miss your lovely energy. ❤ Sorry about your ankle 😢 Hope things are going great for you!
Miss youuuu
I used to be a social worker up until 2021. I didn't even know there was such a thing as Travel Social Work Contract. I've heard of Freelance, Independent, or Agency Social Work with short contracts.
Oh wow! I'm curious did you fully transition out or just taking a break from social work at the moment?
Travel contracts are a whole new adventure- something new every time! ✨ You can land short-term contracts but also if things are going well, you can stay on the same contract up to a year! (Depending on you and the employer on the extension piece) And after that year, you have to take a 30-day break (to recharge) you can go right back to that same contract, as long as you and the employer agree on the terms.
@@travelwgraceis this still accurate for the same state?! I was told differently, just curious.
@@renewilder6807 Hii! Can you explain your question more? I’m not sure what’s your question.
Great video!! Do you know if you can travel with no license, I have my MSW?
Thank you so much! 😊 Having your MSW is an amazing start! For most travel social work contracts, you’ll typically need a license for the state you’re working in, but don’t worry-there are definitely some opportunities out there! I’ve seen MSW positions pop up in states like GA (though they’re rare, and they tend to go fast!). Many require about 2 years of experience in a hospital or inpatient setting.
I would say for now focus on gaining that hospital experience while you prepare for your LMSW. Once you’re licensed, you'll be able to take advantage of ANY opportunity that comes your way! Keep going-you’re on the right track!