social worker

Converse of subject

• do: The work done by social workers often goes unnoticed - unless something goes wrong.

Converse of object

• approve: Approved social work discussion list Discussion list for approved social workers in England and Wales.
• qualify: Part I is the same for social workers qualified in the UK or abroad.
• employ: Bobby Jones is one of several social workers employed by the Hospice.
• become: This General Social Care Council approved single honors degree is the qualification you need if you wish to become a social worker in England.
• have: To get direct payments, you need to have a social worker, who will assess you for the support you need.
• designate: Maybe a designated social worker could attend family services, get to know how the church operates and explore ways to work collaboratively.

Preposition: in

• case: He has undertaken research into the working relationships between local authority solicitors and social workers in child care cases.

Adjective modifier

• psychiatric: There was a strong ' support team ' not only of psychiatrists and psychiatric social workers but also of auxiliary staff.
• experienced: She was an experienced social worker who had held senior local authority management posts although she had had little experience of working with children.
• good: Organizations are invited to send up to two representatives to this workshop looking at: How do students learn to be good social workers?
• several: Bobby Jones is one of several social workers employed by the Hospice.

Noun used with modifier

• service: Referrals are made by families themselves, health visitors and social service workers.