Frequently Asked Questions

Telehealth

The social work profession does not have an interstate compact yet. NASW is working with other organizations to build one but it has not been released yet. Because of this, when treating a client who is not physically in Utah, you will need to review licensing requirements for the state the client is physically located during the time of the session. This means that if a client lives in Utah but travels to Colorado briefly and is in Colorado during the time of the session, you will have to make sure you follow Colorado licensing laws in order to see them. Some states do offer temporary licenses for these cases.

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CEU Questions

NASW-Utah is not able to tell you if your course is approved for CEUs in Utah unless you have it reviewed by the CEU committee. Information on how to submit it for review is below.

CLICK THIS LINK TO FIND INFORMATION ON GETTING YOUR COURSE APPROVED FOR NASW-UTAH CEUS.

You must fill out the CEU application on the NASW-Utah website and make the payment for the application to be submitted. We do not accept emailed or faxed applications.

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In-Person CEU Requirement

NO IN PERSON REQUIREMENT

Here is the code: R156-60-105 7 a(v) real-time, interactive distance learning courses that are clearly documented as real-time and interactive. (This can be virtual).

LCSW shall complete at least 40 CE hours, or 20 hours for an SSW or CSW, to include:

(a)six hours of education in ethics, law, or technology;

(b)two hours of training in suicide prevention in accordance with Section R156-60-205

A licensee may recognize CE credit as follows:

(a)for the following forms of education, one CE hour for each 50 minutes of education:

(i)lectures;

(ii)seminars;

(iii)conferences;

(iv)training sessions;

(v)real-time, interactive distance learning courses that are clearly documented as real-time and interactive; and

(vi)specialty certifications;

(b) for college or university credit courses directly related to the licensee's scope of practice, three CE hours per semester hour, or 1.5 CE hours per quarter hour;

(c)for distance learning courses that are not real-time and interactive, one hour of CE for each hour, up to a maximum of:

(i)15 CE hours for an LCSW;

(ii)eight hours for an SSW or CSW;