Ok - So I get that these are all different tracks but I still had some practical questions:
Is there an advantage in terms of finding employment and salaries in terms of pursuing
1) MSW only (clinical track)
2) MPH/MS only in Health Policy and Management
3) MSW/MPH combination ( Clinical MSW and Health Policy and Management MPH)
A side question but not as important to answer : Is it worth the cost to pursue an MS in Health Policy and Managment at Harvard vs MSW/MPH at either Columbia or University of Washington? Are any of them worth the cost when compared to the post-graduation and long-term employment opportunities and salaries?
I already have about 10 years experience working in Public Health/Social Work and already at 60 K salary range. Considerng MSW to LCSW track b/c I'd like to be able to consider having my own practice.
Thanks!
Is there an advantage in terms of finding employment and salaries in terms of pursuing
1) MSW only (clinical track)
2) MPH/MS only in Health Policy and Management
3) MSW/MPH combination ( Clinical MSW and Health Policy and Management MPH)
A side question but not as important to answer : Is it worth the cost to pursue an MS in Health Policy and Managment at Harvard vs MSW/MPH at either Columbia or University of Washington? Are any of them worth the cost when compared to the post-graduation and long-term employment opportunities and salaries?
I already have about 10 years experience working in Public Health/Social Work and already at 60 K salary range. Considerng MSW to LCSW track b/c I'd like to be able to consider having my own practice.
Thanks!
