[HumanSer] Contemplating New Career

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Good Day.

My friend, David Sayer, is a retired medical social worker.  He worked for
decades at a hospit not too far from his home in NYC.

All hospitals use electronic medical records, most can be accessed using a
screen reader, but some are more tricky than others.  You might check which
systems your local hospitals use, that is unless you wouldn't mind moving.

I have recently supervised some social workers and mental health counselors
to work in hospitals to licensure, all of them were light dependent though.
I worked in a hospital for nearly 20 years as well, but in a psychotherapy
role.

The, usually, 2 years to earn a master's degree takes lots of effort.

Best of luck as you look into interesting career options.


JD Townsend, LCSW

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I'm a  retired teacher ofthe  bl  ,'M contemplating  a career  as  a
medical   social  worker or testing  patients  cogniteavefunctioning.MY
hesitancy   is  about   obtaining    internship in   a hospital   and
subsequent employment. Any  advice   would be  appreciated.  Sara  Rooz
Retired Tvi Knowled

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