Doing things on your days off thats work related is a lack of boundaries!

This is what I was looking for. Thank you for your effort.

loved this video very informative. could you talk more about the template you used when you first started off that allowed you to make sure you asked all proper questions when bedside? i would love to see it or know the questions you had on the template- thank you!

Hi Tabi. You are doing a great jobs by creating these informative videos. I am intending to join a MSW program in the US. Of course my dream is to become a medical social worker. Could you recommend 5 universities in the US which provide good MSW program which will help me pursue my dream career? (they say Arizona State University is great?)

Super helpful thank you!!

This sounds like a health care navigator, two separate paths , same job

Your amazing

Love this! Im an MSW and have only worked in the acute care setting. Im currently working at a level 2 trauma center, and the nurse and MSW do the exact same job.

Thank you for sharing your wisdom! Much appreciated <3

Extremely informative happy I found your channel🦋 could you put a link to organizer

Hey Tabi, I am a newly graduated Masters of Social Work student (in Australia) who is about to start my first post-graduate social work role in a hospital. Thank-you so much for creating and posting these videos, in particular this Biopsychosocial Assessment video. As a student on placement at a hospital I found conducting biopsychosocial assessments a little bit 'invasive' at times and I didn't really have a methodical process such as how you describe in your video. I enjoyed your tips on setting time periods for assessments, verifying information with the patient after reading the face sheet, and utilizing non-verbal observations. I will probably use a variation of your intro as it is very concise and clear for the patient and sets those boundaries right from the start,

Thank you l loved your video on Medical Social Work .i'm Wegene (BSN,MPH) working as medical social worker in Saint Paul Hospital Millennium Medical College Ethiopia.How do i get organization & personnel by your 12 yrs working experience ....?i'm so interested to work as social worker.They ask me medication ,wheelchair ,oxygen cylinder,clothes, Dipper,formula milk for thier baby ...etc that you have been getting in your working time......

1. Prioritization / triage 2. Adaptability / flexibility 3. Resourcefulness 4. Boundary setting 5. Critical thinking and problem solving 6. Good communication 7. Relationship and rapport-building 8. Interdisciplinary teamwork 9. Sense of humor

An overview of PT/OT/ST notes would be super helpful!

Thank you so much for making this video. It was very helpful!

Lovely video.... Thank you social worker❤

This is great! Do you have videos about social workers saying they are “clinical” bc they have experience working in a medical setting

Very interesting

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Great knowledge

That's very good ❤

Thank you

Hi Tabi, just got your free BPSS template. This is super helpful. I was just wondering if you could make a video to help those of use who might not be so familiar with acronyms related to medical settings to better utilize the template... thanks Tabi!

Great video. Can you do one on documentation and organizing the discharge from beginning to end.

Amazing! I'm going to subscribe to you. Thank you for sharing the tips with us. It's greatly appreciated.😁

Inspirational journey Tabi.. go ahead ❤

Proud to be a medical social worker.. 💯🥰

Thank you for this video!

Thank you so much. I’m doing my last semester for my MSW program and really want to consider medical sw but I realized I didn’t have much knowledge on it. So, I’ll be watching all of your videos🙂

Thank you, great video.

But it’s the hospital goal to push people out as fast as possible. It’s usually premature and results in an unsafe discharge and high rate of rapid re-hospitalizations

Thank you❤

Hai I'm Raghuveerareddy, BA! BANGALORE, state Karnataka in Country INDIA🇮🇳

quite informative. thank you

Hi Tabi, thanks so much for sharing. Quick question, there are a lot of video on youtube about medical social work in ER units, what about those in different unit, like oncology. It seems like ER the role of a social worker is like a discharge planner, but I wonder how other roles might look like? What about follow-up appointment, brief solution-focused therapy, CBT? Many thanks!

Hey girl! I love your hair! Looking good .. Thanks again for all you do!

I have that shirt!

Like your videos. Im recently in the medical sw field. Find material helpful but more so delivery. You r great at it

Can you talk about how much you can get paid with your Lcsw compared to ASW when graduating with your masters

Amazing video Tabi!

I am going to apply to a bachelor social work but I am worried how they want two letters of recommendation. 😢😢 and the autobiographical essay is hard. I don’t know what to say.

Thanks for this! I have liked and subscribed. I am in my senior year for my BSW, and will continue on to my masters. My goal is to work with the transplant population, as I am a transplant recipient!

Awesome tips. Thanks for sharing ❤

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Thank you for this informative videos

I’m currently going for my MSW and would LOVE to become a medical social worker or a school social worker. I am physically disabled and do have a service dog (he’s for mobility)

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I’m a cna in a nursing home. I initially became a cna because I wanted to be a nurse, but I got interested in social work and want to apply to a social work program. I need help writing a personal statement.

Can you do a video in how to write a personal statement for a bsw program?

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