Montana SB140 would adopt the Social Work Licensure Compact to facilitate interstate practice of social workers.
Montana SB140 would adopt the Social Work Licensure Compact, which aims to increase public access to social work services and reduce burdensome requirements. The compact allows eligible social workers to obtain a multistate license from their home state, authorizing practice in all member states. Member states must meet certain criteria, such as requiring accredited programs for licensure and allowing telehealth. The compact preserves states' authority to regulate social work and protect public health and safety.
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