LA27RM_170: "NASW-LA New Orleans Region Sponsored Workshop" FREE for Members. Topic: The Clinical Social Worker's Rose in Immigration Evaluations: Trauma-Informed Assessment and Ethical Practice. Presented by: Quanisha Isidore, MSW, LCSW SAP. At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to: 1. Identify three common types of immigration-related cases in which a psychosocial evaluation may be relevant. 2. Describe the clinical social worker’s role in conducting trauma-informed and culturally responsive psychosocial assessments for immigration-related purposes. 3. Apply core clinical assessment and documentation principles to identify symptoms, functional impairment, strengths, protective factors, and treatment needs. 4. Differentiate the roles of the treating clinician, independent evaluator, immigration attorney, interpreter, and client during an immigration-related evaluation. 5. Recognize ethical considerations involving informed consent, scope of competence, confidentiality, professional boundaries, cultural humility, and collaboration with legal professionals. 6. Identify when additional training, consultation, supervision, referral, or declining an evaluation is appropriate. 2.00 General CEU hours. Pre-registration is required to be awarded CEU credit.