Establishes the Social Work Interstate Compact to facilitate multistate practice for social workers.
The South Carolina Social Work Interstate Compact Act establishes a compact to facilitate the interstate practice of social workers, aiming to improve public access to social work services. The compact allows social workers to obtain a multistate authorization to practice, enabling them to work across member states. The act outlines requirements for social workers, including holding an active, unencumbered license in their home state and passing a qualifying national exam.
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