NCPAAA General Meeting
September 20, 2023
9:30am-11:30am via Zoom
September 20, 2023
9:30am-11:30am via Zoom
The National Adult Protective Services Training Center (NATC) is a project administered by the National Adult Protective Services Association and funded by the Administration for Community Living. The NATC provides free eLearning courses for APS professionals throughout the United States. The team of the NATC will share about the history of the project and what we have learned from developing and providing eLearning for APS since the launch of our learning management system one year ago. We will also discuss the future of the NATC which will include eLearning opportunities for allied disciplines about APS.
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Presenters
Chris Dubble, MSW, is a trainer and social worker. In his full-time capacity, he is currently the Director of the National Adult Protective Services Training Center. He directs this new center, which provides education to APS professionals throughout the United States. Prior to this, Chris was the Assistant Director for Training at Temple University Harrisburg. At Temple, he was also the Director of the Institute on Protective Services and has worked in training and consultation for protective services for more than 20 years.
Katie Wilson is the instructional designer for the NATC. Prior to this role, Katie worked for the state of Texas, starting as an APS worker and later becoming a trainer and curriculum developer with the APS training department. Katie has worked in the protective services field for 15 years.
Katie uses her experience to design and create training that is innovative, engaging, and most importantly, relevant to APS professionals.
Chris Dubble, MSW, is a trainer and social worker. In his full-time capacity, he is currently the Director of the National Adult Protective Services Training Center. He directs this new center, which provides education to APS professionals throughout the United States. Prior to this, Chris was the Assistant Director for Training at Temple University Harrisburg. At Temple, he was also the Director of the Institute on Protective Services and has worked in training and consultation for protective services for more than 20 years.
Katie Wilson is the instructional designer for the NATC. Prior to this role, Katie worked for the state of Texas, starting as an APS worker and later becoming a trainer and curriculum developer with the APS training department. Katie has worked in the protective services field for 15 years.
Katie uses her experience to design and create training that is innovative, engaging, and most importantly, relevant to APS professionals.
