Minnesota SF2029 amends social work provisional licenses to require supervision and clarify temporary license conditions.
Minnesota SF2029 makes technical changes to social work provisional licenses. It requires individuals with a baccalaureate or graduate temporary license to obtain supervision from a qualified social worker. It mandates that temporary licenses expire six months after issuance unless extended. The bill also specifies that individuals with a temporary license must represent themselves as a "Temporary License Baccalaureate Social Worker" or "Temporary License Graduate Social Worker" and cannot use higher credentials until they obtain a full license.
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