Paul Scribner

Paul Scribner has extensive experience in leadership and program development roles in the non-profit sector. Paul is currently the Vice President of Education & Support Programs at FARE, where they oversee the development and expansion of national patient and professional education programs. Prior to this, Paul served as the Director for the Overcoming Therapeutic Inertia Initiative at the American Diabetes Association, where they secured sponsorship funding and directed multi-million dollar projects. Paul has also held leadership positions at organizations such as the Autism Society of America, Aplastic Anemia & MDS International Foundation, and the Epilepsy Foundation. Throughout their career, Paul has demonstrated a strong ability to cultivate philanthropy, develop strategic partnerships, and successfully manage budgets. Paul is experienced in overseeing the development of patient programs and services, fundraising, and directing information services. Paul's work experience also includes roles as a Senior Business Analyst and Program Manager, where they led successful business operations consulting engagements and implemented nationwide programs.

Paul Scribner has a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree with a focus on Occupational Social Work/EAP, as well as a BA in Theater from the University of Maryland. Paul obtained their MSW degree from the University of Maryland at Baltimore, where they concentrated on clinical and administrative aspects. Similarly, their BA in Theater was received from the University of Maryland, although specific dates for these degrees were not provided. In terms of additional certifications, Paul obtained the LCSW-C certification from the Maryland Board of Social Work Examiners in August 1999. Paul also completed a course called "Foundations of Positive Psychology" consisting of five courses totaling around 80 hours on Coursera in May 2018. Lastly, in January 2019, they completed a course called "Jodi Glickman on Pitching Yourself" on LinkedIn.