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Becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Idaho

Becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Idaho
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Noodle Staff February 18, 2018

Social work is a valued profession, and one in which you are empowered to give back to society and to help so many lives.

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Social work is a valued profession, and one in which you are empowered to give back to society and to help so many lives. Social workers maintain a critical role in the enhancement of society as they support communities and individuals to discover answers to life’s challenges. Social Workers help individuals, children or families if they are having problems being productive and stable in their own lives. A career as a social worker can be quite fulfilling.

Becoming a Idaho licensed clinical social worker requires an individual to achieve specific education levels, fieldwork, as well as other administrative related requirements.

When considering a career as a licensed clinical social worker in Idaho, and evaluating potential educational programs, you should enroll at a CSWE accredited program. Depending on the job, Idaho may require that candidates have a degree from CSWE accredited MSW program.

For example, Tulane University Online Masters of Social Work is CSWE accredited. It is also highly-ranked by US News & World Reports. The GRE is not required to apply to the MSW program at Tulane. A Bachelor’s degree is required. Contact a representative at Tulane University about their online Master of Social Work program.

The average Idaho licensed clinical social worker salary is $44,236. For those individuals who’ve gone on to obtain a master’s degree in social work, the average salary is $50,924. Those who have a doctoral degree earn $58,986 on average. The job growth rate for social workers in Idaho is expected to grow by 15 by 2026.

Open social worker jobs in Idaho are currently estimated to be 3788. as of December 2017. Listed below are a few examples of organizations actively hiring social workers. The majority of these jobs for social workers prefer or require individuals with a masters degree.

  •         St Luke's Boise Medical Center
  • St Lukes Health System
  • Pathways By Molina
  • Liberty Healthcare Corporation
  • Social Worker

As we mentioned, if you are evaluating a graduate degree program in order to become or to advance your career as a licensed clinical social worker in Idaho, we recommend you start with CSWE accredited social work programs. There are over 240 accredited CSWE MSW programs to review. Get a jump start and browse the MSW programs below to begin the journey of becoming a Idaho licensed clinical social worker!

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