[Does getting an MSW mean a career of low paying work?]

I already work in the mental health field in a non-clinical capacity and I am very interested in getting a master's in a mental health related field. An MSW seems like it would be incredibly versatile. However, the median salaries listed online are very low. Are low paying jobs really the norm for this field, or am I just not getting a good snapshot of the field from researching online?

[Will advanced generalist track prepare me for clinical work?]

Hello everyone. I am looking into online programs for a few different reasons, and I'm noticing some of the most affordable programs only offer an advanced generalist track. I'm interested in working as a clinical social worker. Will an advanced generalist track prepare me for this or do I need to find a program that has a clinical focus?