Tennessee Licensed Baccalaureate Social Worker CE
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Clinical Supervision Essentials: Compliance, Competency, and Client-Centered Care: 3-Hour Supervisor Training Course
3.0 Credits / CME HoursText-basedClinical Supervision Essentials: Compliance, Competency, and Client-Centered Care: 3-Hour Supervisor Training Course
Learn key principles of clinical supervision with a focus on compliance, competency, and client-centered care in this 3-hour supervisor training course.
View full details of Clinical Supervision Essentials: Compliance, Competency, and Client-Centered Care: 3-Hour Supervisor Training CoursePrice: $15.00
Duration: 3.0 Credits / CME Hours
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State requirements for Tennessee Licensed Baccalaureate Social Workers
6 hours in social work ethics
1 hour in Tennessee law and rules
2 hours suicide prevention training every 4 years.
Tennessee Licensed Baccalaureate Social Worker Standard Renewal Requirements: Licensed Baccalaureate Social Workers (LBSW) in Tennessee must renew their license every two years by completing 18 clock hours of continuing education. Of these, 6 hours must focus on social work ethics and 1 hour on Tennessee-specific law and rules. Additionally, all social workers must complete 2 hours of suicide prevention training every four years. There is no specified minimum for live or in-person CE hours, but all CE must pertain to social work practice source .
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Jurisprudence / state law exam: Not required as a separate exam, but completion of 1 hour CE on Tennessee law and rules is mandatory each cycle. link
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Mandatory topics (details): Ethics training (6 hours) and Tennessee law/rule update (1 hour) required every two years; suicide prevention (2 hours) required every four years. link
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Provider/course approvals: CE must be relevant to social work and compliant with board rules; detailed provider approval policies are not specified. link
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Documentation & audit: Licensees must maintain CE records; audits may be conducted. Specific retention duration not stated. link
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Exemptions & waivers: Waivers may be requested for extenuating circumstances such as military service or disability; requests require documentation. link
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Renewal logistics: Renewal via online portal; late renewal procedures and fees apply but details are not specified. link
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