Anne Wright Schmidt, MSW, LCSW
Chicago Coordinator
Anne Wright Schmidt, LCSW holds a Master's Degree in Social Service Administration from the University of Chicago and a BA in History and Religion from DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana. Anne's professional social work experience has been varied, with experience in inpatient and outpatient mental health settings, international adoption and pediatric medical social work. In addition, she maintains a private practice. She regularly attends association meetings, networks with social work schools, and plans continuing education workshops and training. Anne joined Social Work prn in 2004. To discuss employment opportunities or staffing needs, Anne can be reached at 708.383.2251 or
anne@socialworkprn.com
Sharon Kater, LCSW
Continuing Education Coordinator
sharon@socialworkprn.com
Jessica Jones
Administrative Assistant
jessica@socialworkprn.com
NASW, Illinois Chapter
www.naswil.org
Division of Professional Regulation, IDFPR
www.idfpr.com/dpr/default.asp
Society for Social Work Leadership in Healthcare, Illinois Chapter
www.sswlhc.org/html/chapter-illinois.php
American Case Management Association, Illinois Chapter
www.acmaweb.org/chapter.asp?achlD=8
Illinois Society for Clinical Social Work
www.ilclinicalsw.com/
Employee Assistance Professionals Association, Northern Illinois Chapter
www.nieapa.org
If you do not see an office location in your state, please contact Anne Schmidt at 708.383.2251 or email her at anne@socialworkprn.com. On occasion, we have available work outside of local office areas.
2010 NASW Illinois Statewide Virtual Symposium on Ethics
Date: Tuesday, September 14, 2010
7 ethics CEUs
For more information visit:
www.naswil.org
The Social Work Registry provides a repository for social workers' credential information while serving as a verification source for social work licensing boards. This is a great resource for social workers who want to become licensed in various jurisdictions. The Registry lets you establish a permanent file containing primary source records important to your social work career. At your request, this information can be transmitted to any regulatory board to which you may apply for licensure. For more information go to www.aswb.org/registry.shtml
National Network of mental health professionals are providing free mental health services to the U.S. Troops and families affected by the current military conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq. Give an Hour is a nonprofit organization that has established a national network of mental health professionals in all 50 states, Washington, DC, Guam and Puerto Rico. Nearly 5,000 professionals have registered to participate in this critical effort. These licensed mental health professionals will give an hour of their time each week to provide free mental health services to military personnel and their families. In addition to providing direct counseling services, Give an Hour volunteers are working to educate the public and the military community and to reduce stigma so often associated with mental health. This organization was founded by Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen, a Washington, DC area psychologist. To locate a provider, simply visit
www.giveanhour.org and use the zip code search. If there is not a provider in your area, contact
info@giveanhour.org and a provider will be located for you.
New Resource for family caregivers. Caregiving presents considerable challenges. Emblem Health and the National Alliance for Caregiving have updated a resource for family caregivers. To view this entire booklet, visit: www.caregiving.org.
CELL PHONES FOR SOLDIERS . . .cell phone recycling program is free and a convenient
Way to turn in your used cell phones. The mission of this organization is to help our troops call home. Phones ca be in any condition or new and do not need to have batteries. Contact www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com for more information.
National Association of Social Workers(NASW)
Office of Ethics and Professional Review(OEPR)
Ethics Consultation
As a service to members, the OEPR provides ethics consultations for current NASW members. Ethic consultations are a resource for members who are experiencing an ethical dilemma. We do not provide advice or tell members what to do. However, we do guide them through the Code and point them to the areas of the Code that address their concerns. We provide dialogue and considerations that allow members to make ethical decisions. We may also refer members to the appropriate areas if their questions do not appear to be related to ethics but are more related to legal issues or standards of practice.
Hours & Contact Info:
(800) 638-8799
Tuesdays:
10:00am - 1:00pm (EST) ext. 231
Thursdays:
1:00pm - 4:00pm (EST) ext. 231
To join NASW, please log onto www.socialworkers.org and click on JOIN!
Staffing is a growing industry and Social Work p.r.n. pioneered social work staffing over 20 years ago. We continue to be the leader in Social Work boutique staffing services nationwide.
