Content and competency

REGULAR FEATURES

Not just plugs and wires. About the staff

Put it in writing. Counsel's Column

Social Work Month and more. Asides

WHAT'S NEW AT WWW.ASWB.ORG

Learn more about the latest practice analysis

Now accepting recommendations for 2017 election slate

Spots open for the June and August New Board Member Training sessions

MOBILITY IN THE NEWS

Is online therapy legitimate?

Interstate medical licensing compact now accepting applications from physicians

Kentucky latest to enact Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact

REGULATION AND TESTING IN THE NEWS

Arizona: Major reform of licensing laws threatens regulation

Iowa: Bill to deregulate health professions struck down

Florida: Podiatry board members resign over lawsuit threat

Illinois: New law allows felons to apply for health care licenses

Wisconsin: Bill to deregulate barbers and cosmetologists introduced

The Philippines: Licensees warned of identity theft through bogus license renewal groups

RELATED LINKS

Federation of Associations of Regulatory Boards

Council on Licensure Enforcement and Regulation

National Association of Social Workers (US)

Canadian Association of Social Workers

March/April 2017, Volume 27, No. 2

Survey says

New exam blueprints are ready to be shared. read more >

Message from the CEO

A winning ticket: ASWB's Education Conference. read more >

Stay connected

Bookmark the meeting website.

Learning together

Committees collaborate on continuing competence confab.

Recognizing the best

ASWB's annual awards open for nominations. read more >

ASWB's first class of 2017 New Board Member Training attendees came from far (Guam) and near (Georgia) to learn about wearing the regulator's hat in Orlando, Florida. Two more sessions are planned for 2017 in Washington, D.C.

Nearly done!

Technology practice standards coming soon. read more >

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