Bill
SF 2029
SF 2029 modifies Minnesota's social work provisional licensing rules to clarify supervision, eligibility, or administrative requirements for practitioners pursuing full licensure.
SF 2029 makes technical amendments to Minnesota's social work provisional licensing framework. The bill modifies existing regulations governing how social workers can obtain and maintain provisional licenses, which allow individuals to practice under supervision while completing licensure requirements.
Provisional licenses are a key pathway for social work students and career-changers to gain supervised work experience while completing education or examination requirements. Technical clarifications to these rules affect workforce pipeline efficiency, supervision standards, and access to mental health and social services across the state.
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