Case Study: Latasha Willis

Stage 3 astrocytoma also called anaplastic astrocytoma is a tumor which the causes are still unknown. It attacks the brain and the spinal cords. The treatment for this tumor is rude. This case present a girl, Jenni Lake, 17 years old, which suffers of this disease. She was diagnosed with 3 tumors on her brain and 3 others on her spine. However, she is young and has the great chances to recover from her tumors. Nevertheless, the treatment required some restrictions and is not favorable to some health conditions like pregnancy. Then, while she was doing her treatment, she was confused because she discovered her pregnancy. If she decides to keep the pregnancy, she has to stop the treatment and cut her chance to recover

On September 21, 2015, I met with Ms. Katie, a student in the MSW program at NCSU, to conduct an interview. We met at Starbucks in Cary, in the crossroads shopping center. Ms. Katie’s responses helped me learn and think about social workers in the child welfare social field. As a prospective social worker, my questions were formed based thoughts that I was concerned about my responsibilities in the social work field..

With a master 's level education in social work, I see myself envisioning clients’ health and well-being. As a student, I will study and practice techniques, beyond a generalist perspective, that will allow me to give clients hope and the ability to see something greater than what they are facing. Upon completion of a Master of Social Work direct practice degree and certificates in gerontology and mental health programs, I intend to become a licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I will competently incorporate specialized skills in different professional settings while developing my knowledge of a wide range of social issues and professional standards. With commitment, I wish to develop skills that will enable me to create or find hidden resources and services for my future clients, create platforms through counselling for victims of trauma.

For this assignment, I decided to interview my aunt because she has been a social worker for about thirty years, and has a lot of experience. She attended Dominican college in Orangeburg, New York where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology. She then went to graduate school at Montclair State in New Jersey where she received her master’s in psychology. After this, she decided to go back to school for her MSW, which she received from SUNY Albany. Since she graduated, the only profession she has worked in is social work, and she is now a licensed clinical social worker. She loves what she does and is glad that she made the decision to become a social worker.

Returned call to Ms Deborah Turner. She wanted to complain about a CW worker that did not allowed see her great-niece Astasia (2years old) and great-nephew, Odion (4 years old).

I am writing this letter of recommendation to express my support for Keyshia Martin in her application for the Jackie Lajeunesse Scholarship Award. Thank you to the Ontario Ringette Association for organizing this rewarding opportunity for a great supporter of ringette.

Letha Warren related she was driving north on Gunn Highway and made a left turn, (west), onto Tarpon Springs Road. Warren said when she left, she pulled onto the roadway behind the silver Hyundai. Warren said she was driving about 50 mph behind the silver Hyundai and was keeping a steady pace behind him. Warren related as she was driving, she suddenly saw the sun beaming off of a shiny box in the opposite lane of traffic. Warren said she then saw a car swerve off the right side of the road, trying to avoid the box. Warren said the car swerved back onto the road and into her lane. Warren related the car then struck the silver Hyundai in front of her, head-on. Warren advised she had to slam on her brakes to avoid a collision with the two

Introduction: The student is in Practicum III performing her internship at West Bay Community Action in Warwick, RI. West Bay is a non-profit agency that helps clients who live under the poverty level with food supplies, heating assistance, weatherization of their house and various other services. They also help the elderly. The student is pursuing her Social Work degree and is going to continue on to Rhode Island College for Psychology. She will be graduating in December 2016.

Before starting the social work major, I did not have a lot of experience in the social service field. It was not until course 293 that I gain a little experience in the social services field. Through this experience, I decided to continue my internship at the same agency for both 410 and 492 social work course. The agency that I am interning at is Safe Space Youth Center. The youth centers are helps to nurtured young people between the ages of 14-25 years old. The center also counsel and support individuals who have nowhere else to turn. The center helps young people find a refuge from the challenges they face coming of age in low-income neighborhoods – from homelessness to gang violence and limited job opportunities.

Some information Ms. Begay might want is the information from the previous state test. She might want to look at any assessments that were completed the previous years and any assessments that might have been completed that current school year. She might want to look at the students work in the area they are struggling with and see if there might be any patterns in where the student might be struggling. Since one of the students she is worried about is new maybe she could do some informal testing to gain some information on him specifically.

I am Veronica Ruiz a first-generation student at Wenatchee Valley College. I will be transferring to Eastern Washington University this fall to pursue my bachelor’s degree in social work. I became interested in social work since I was young. I was born in Morelia, Michoacán and my parents made the sacrifice of migrating to the United States when I was very young. Upon our arrival, we found many support around the community, but in specific I received great help from the school’s social worker.

Andre took the call and entered in the e-mailed information in the detailed description section in opas. The short description listed as you can see below. If the tech did not look into the detailed description, stating the request is for Felicia Olusoga I can see where the confuse happened. Maybe, if Andre would have added Felicia Olusoga's name is short description Mrs. Wallace would not think that the agent did not record the correct information. The opas incident was also filed under Laura's name.

My ultimate ambition is to work for a non-profit agency or private practice as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker; assisting in all forms of counseling needed to provide an individual with the best care mentally and physically. The concentration that I would like to pursue is “adults and their families” to broaden my educational field and be specialized in the adult population. Since I do not have a Bachelor’s degree in social work, I understand that this program will bring new information and experiences that I am not accustomed too. However, I could not be more enthusiastic about pursuing this next chapter of my life. This program is most suitable because it allows freedom to work, and places me in internships that are near to where I reside.

Tragic deaths like Libby Zion resulted in change and opened the public eye to the dangers of tired inexperienced intern without supervision. The Libby Zions case opened the medical industries eyes to the need for reform. As a result some good things came about like the high-tech pharmacy systems. Software programs are now used so that pharmacologists can see drug interactions; of course this is something that is currently done spontaneously done at every main hospital and drug store in the country. Even the the medical community today is continuously looking for ways to insure the patients’ safety. It would seem that Libbys death was not in vain, something good did come of it, there are still areas that can be worked on but for now this

Rashelle Rogers, great Summary, I loved the incorporation of the pie charts exercise. it was interesting to see that your actual role as an active member of the clergy involved in ministry was the area that provided you the least satisfaction. I am not at all surprised by this revelation. I think that quit often that the African Methodist Episcopal Denomination should do to receive and provide critical feedback that would be helpful in propelling our Zion forward toward improvement. I think that currently if you were to poll mot AME pastors they would not grade our organization favorably because we often lose sight of the bigger issue while on a quest to fulfill the business aspects of the