David Okada has a extensive work experience that includes roles in various organizations. David started their career in 1985 as a Lieutenant-Retired at the Salem Police Department/Marion County Sheriff's Office, where they served until 2018. In 2000, they graduated from the FBI National Academy Associates. Since 2008, they have been actively involved with the Association of Threat Assessment Professionals, holding roles such as National Board Member and serving as the President since September 2021. Additionally, they were also the Association Secretary from 2012 to 2015.
David Okada attended Willamette University from 1980 to 1984, where they earned their Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Psychology. In 2000, they also completed a session at the FBI National Academy. Additionally, they received training from the Oregon Department of Police Standards and Training, although the specific duration and degree obtained are not provided.
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Association of Threat Assessment Professionals
The Association of Threat Assessment Professionals (ATAP) was founded in 1992 as a non-profit organization comprised of law enforcement, prosecutors, mental health professionals, corporate security experts, probation and parole personnel and others involved in the area of threat and violence risk assessment. The purpose of ATAP is to afford its members a professional and educational environment to exchange ideas and strategies to address such issues as stalking, threats, and homeland security. The primary focus of this organization is to provide the necessary knowledge, tools, and support to better prepare our membership to handle these types of situations. Our commitment is to expertly address these issues through seminars and training and networking with other professionals working in this field.