u/AlternativeNorth6648

Any advice for transitioning from hospital (outpatient) social work to a more clinical role completely unrelated to medical SW? Im coming to terms with the fact that I need to leave my position, as much as I love the actual work i do with my patients due to being taken advantage of for months (extremely short staffed, huge workload, horrible management with absolutely no support or acknowledgment/appreciation), as well as my own health needs that are no longer sustainable at a fully in person job. Im not able to do the job in the way that I would like to due to these conditions and want to feel like im able to give more undivided attention to the clients I serve while feeling supported, especially this early on in my career (in the field for 3 years, going for my C in the next few months). I have so much imposter syndrome transitioning to a more therapy/clinical focused role (ideally remote) and wondering if anyone else made this shift and has advice. What kind of trainings, readings, certifications etc would you recommend? What kind of positions would you recommend looking for that may feel more manageable/supported? Ideally im hoping for a clinical position that feels somewhat specialized and less open ended. Thank you.