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Career Diary of a Social Worker

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Posted by Libraries, July 30, 2008
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Career Diary of a Social Worker: Thirty Days Behind the Scenes with a Professional, by Diana R. Hoover

Are you thinking about a career in social work? Or are you a social work student that wants an honest, uncensored view of what any given day is really like for a social worker? Or are you just a curious reader that wants to learn more about a challenging, exciting field? If you are any of these things, then check out Career Diary of a Social Worker by Diana R. Hoover.

Hoover, a social worker in Ohio, provides a day by day diary where she honestly describes the ups and downs to her work of being a social worker for Children’s Protective Services. Even if you are not interested in social work, you can learn and find inspiration in Diana’s diary.

Find more books similar to this one in the CRL Social Services/Non Profits section of the library. Also, check out our eLibrary of career resources for professionals in social work.

blogged by Deborah Borsuk