Minnesota SF3227 modifies exemptions to the practice of social work by clarifying that certain licensed professionals can perform social work.
Minnesota SF3227 amends the state's health licensing laws to clarify that licensed professionals such as physicians, nurses, psychologists, and counselors can perform social work functions without being licensed social workers. This change ensures that these professionals can engage in social work activities within their scope of practice without violating social work regulations. The bill emphasizes that these professionals must not represent themselves as licensed social workers.
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