Should a competency/skill-based approach be used to measure an applicant’s qualifications for certification?
Several comments were made regarding the difficulty in substantiating and evaluating volunteer experience. The Office of Public Guardianship reviews volunteer experience that is supervised and verifiable based on contact hours. It was noted that California and Arizona allow an applicant to demonstrate supervised volunteer experience, but specifically exclude experience in a fiduciary capacity for a family member. Consensus of the group was that volunteer experience should be supervised and verifiable, and though the Board does not consider fiduciary services on behalf of a family member to be lesser work, the difficulty in verifying and evaluating the experience is too difficult to measure.
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