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Bryanna Lay Mrs. Standlea CW 115, per. 3 17 december 2013 Comparison of Careers Trauma nurses serve as specialty care providers for anyone who comes into the ER with illnesses that go beyond the natural sickness. Also patients that have been in severe car accidents with brutal injuries, or that need intensive care immediately. They treat and tend to patients with a broad range of health issues and prescribe any medication that is needed. They are registered nurses who have increased training and see patients for an array of complications, as well as general check-ups, performing x-rays, ordering medical histories and working alongside a doctor. There are multiple types of Social workers, such as Clinical social workers. This type of social worker provides counseling in either a one on one form or a group in which they keep detailed records of the conversations for school or court purposes. They assist people with problems such as depression, drug dependency, and stress. Likewise, with teens and their misbehavior in the classroom, the amount of absences or pregnancy. Often talking to the parents or teachers, the Social Worker finds an explanation for the cause of the problem. In addition to the counseling, Social Workers provide homes and help any of them adjust to their lives by monitoring the clients progress in solving the problem. Another example of a Social Worker is a Child social worker. By ensuring that pregnant mothers/teens and underprivileged children are fed and clothed well, they work to assure the health and security of the children; often placing young kids in foster care or adoptive services. The last group of social workers is Medical and psychiatric social workers. Medical and psychiatric ... ...l amount of years as possible, they would have to attend extra classes, have a double major or have previous credit hours. A Master’s of Science (MSN), could take up to five or six years. The steps that need to be taken to become a Social Worker are quite simple but take up a great deal of time. Most Social Workers are obligated to get a bachelor’s degree in social work, however a Clinical Social Worker needs to have a Master’s Degree and a two year experience in a clinical setting where they can be supervised. They’re also required to have a license in the state of which they plan on practicing. A few of the necessary subjects/classes a Social worker will have to take are as followed: Therapy and counseling, Psychology, customer and personal service, Social Anthropology, English language, Law and government, educational training, and Philosophy and Theology.