FAQ

 TAAP Program Training Sites

What is TAAP?

The Training Academy for Addiction Professionals is a training consortium founded in 2015 to address training barriers for addiction counselor training.  TAAP presently has EIGHT identified training sites throughout the state of North Dakota.

How is TAAP different from other training consortiums?

TAAP focuses on training in all areas including rural communities and will receive applications for entrance to training at any time.

Can we join TAAP and still belong to other training consortiums?

YES! TAAP welcomes training sites in all areas of the state and will work with specific student placement for rotations.

How can my agency join TAAP?

If interested in learning more about TAAP contact TAAP Training and Workforce Director to schedule a preliminary interview.  You will be requested to complete a TAAP Training Site Application and appear before the TAAP board for a brief interview.

What is the advantage to joining TAAP?

TAAP has received a grant from the ND State Department of Health and Human Services to implement strategies to increase North Dakota's workforce for addiction.  TAAP will provide ongoing support to training sites through mentroship and administrative support.  TAAP also has scholarships for students to offset the expense of education and training.  TAAP also provides incentives for clinical supervisors.