Psychiatric social worker means a person having a post-graduate degree in Social Work and a Master of Philosophy in Psychiatric Social Work obtained after completion of a full time course of two years which includes supervised clinical training from any University recognised by the University Grants Commission established under the University Grants Commission Act, 1956 (3 of 1956) or such recognised qualifications, as may be prescribed;
Psychiatric social worker means a person holding a Master's or further advanced
Psychiatric social worker means an individual who holds a master's degree in social work from an accredited school of social work and has two years of clinical social work experience.
More Definitions of Psychiatric social worker
Psychiatric social worker means a person having post-graduate degree awarded after completion of course of study of minimum two years in mental health or psychiatric social work, or doctorate in mental health or psychiatric social work, from an university recognised by the University Grants Commission established under the University Grants Commission Act, 1956;
Psychiatric social worker means a person having a post- graduate degree in Social Work and a Master of Philosophy in Psy- chiatric Social Work obtained after completion of a full time course of two years which includes supervised clinical training from any University recognised by the University Grants Commission estab-
Psychiatric social worker means a mental health professional assistant with M.S.W. Degree from a recognized university with M.Phil. or Ph.D. in Psychiatric Social Work acquired after a two- year course from an accredited institution;
Psychiatric social worker means a mental health professional assistant with Master degree in Social Work from a university established by Law with M.Phil or Ph.D in Psychiatric Social Work acquired after a two- year course from an accredited institution;
Psychiatric social worker means a person having a post-graduate degree in Social Work and a Master of Philosophy in Psychiatric Social Work obtained after completion of a full time course of two years which includes supervised clinical training from any University recognised by the University Grants Commission established under the University Grants Commission Act, 1956 or such recognised qualifications, or any person who has completed a degree or a diploma in mental health conducted by institute of national importance shall be recognized as a Psychiatric Social Worker when employed in Government Service for the purpose of act.