Results of a needs assessment can be used in a lot of areas. They have been documented to "help curriculum planning, diagnose individual problems, assess student learning, demonstrate accountability, improve practice and safety, or offer individual feedback and educational intervention" ([8] Grant, 2002). The most widely accepted application of needs assessment is to ground training and development efforts to specific organizational objectives. Without a clear understanding of needs, organizations' training efforts may completely miss the mark resulting in a total waste of valuable resources. There is also psychological merit to doing needs assessment. Because the process involves employees and management, a well-executed needs assessment also increases credibility and support for the design of the subsequent training program among those who participated ([6] Gilley and Eggland, 1989).