The field placement survival guide
Subtitle: what you need to know to get the most from your social work practicum
By: edited by Linda May Grobman.
Contributors: Grobman, Linda May.
Series: Best of the new social worker
Publisher: White Hat Communications
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Harrisburg, PA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 253
Subjects: Social service -- Field work.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The road to practicum : I want a great one!; title: Choosing a field placement; title: wisely!; title: A paid practicum; title: do I want one? how do I find one?; title: Can I do my practicum where I work?; title: Listen up!; title: 10 tips for a successful field placement; title: The learning agreement : a roadmap for your journey; title: 10 tips for maximizing your field liaison relationship; title: Write on! Practical suggestions for preparing social work records; title: Concerns in the field placement; title: Be careful, it's a jungle out there : a look at risks in field placement; title: Vicarious traumatization in field placements; title: When the change agent experiences unplanned change; title: My practicum : why do I hate it so?; title: Preparing for supervision; title: Observing students in the field; title: Online supervision for social workers; title: Evaluating your field instructor; title: Good habits for practicum students; title: Eliminating bad habits in the social work interview; title: Termination and your field placement; title: Facing ethical dilemmas in the field; title: Ethics : issues for interns; title: Promoting social justice within the practicum; title: Counting blessings; title: The portfolio approach for generalist social work students; title: Field placement as a building block to your career; title: 10 tips for the transition; title: from field placement to employment; title: Welcome to the brave new world of social work.