Psychologist
Harden Psychological Associates
Assessment and/or therapy in the specialty of public safety.
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Staff Psychologist
Texas Department of Public Safety
ESSENTIAL DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES:
Administer and interpret psychological tests and conduct psychological assessments of recruit school applicants, police communications operator applicants, promotional candidates, and other specialized jobs such as hostage negotiation, S.W.A.T. team, and undercover work.
Plan, develop, and implement training on various topics to facilitate the overall wellness and resilience of the department’s work force.
Provide confidential short-term treatment for agency employees and their families; referrals and follow-up evaluations on employees requiring additional psychological services from outside facilities; and provide other group intervention services.
Consult with various levels of agency management and/or workgroups regarding solutions to ongoing or anticipated problems, including but not limited to personnel conflicts and problematic behavior in the workplace; Coordinate fitness for duty evaluations when appropriate and/or ordered by the Director.
Conduct program design and develop procedures for pre-employment testing, wellness and behavioral health services for employees.
Other duties include but are not limited to assisting in critical incident response or conducting special projects and research as directed.
Flexibility in work hours may be required for this position to include additional hours or at times outside traditional office hours. Travel locally and within the state as needed to accomplish position objectives. Travel to more than one work location and overnight travel may be required.
GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS / REQUIREMENTS:
Licensure and/or Certification – Possess and maintain licensure by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists as a Psychologist. Must possess a valid driver license from state of residence. If applicant has valid out of state licensure, licensure by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists as a Psychologist must be obtained within three (3) months of start date.
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Assessment-Based Psychologost
Atlantic OccuPsych
Atlantic OccuPsych is a nationally known occupational psychological wellness and assessment firm with headquarters in Maryland. Most of our work is in MD with several national contracts as well. We are seeking consulting psychologists with interest, experience and solid graduate level training in psychological assessment. Assessment programs are adults only and utilize objective personality assessment protocols (projective and complex neurocognitive assessments are not incorporated into assessment batteries). Occupational Health Assessments including public safety evaluations of police, corrections, fire, EMS personnel, among others. Role is largely conducting pre-employment psychological evaluations and training is provided in house by highly experienced psychologists thereby minimizing risk and liability as well. Role is a fantastic addendum to part time private practice work. Flexible schedule, yet work is usually during normal business hours with remote, teleassessment options available. Once trained, a psychologist can easily make over $100,000 per year working two days weekly!
Please reach out to me, Doug Craig, at the conference or send an email to talk more!
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https://atlanticoccupsych.com
Mental Health Provider
Public Safety Psychology Group
PSPG is hiring full and part-time counselors, social workers, and psychologists.
Dynamic team environment with opportunities in counseling, teaching, consulting, psychological testing, critical incident responding, CISD’s, CNT team participation, and research.
Hourly and salaried positions. Flexible schedule, paid training, and benefits. Team environment emphasized with never the same day experience. High volume exposure- we currently work with over 400 police, fire, dispatch, corrections, probation-parole, game and fish, and paramedic-EMT agencies.
Join our team!!!!
Link:
pspg-nm.com
Psychologist - Harris County Sheriff's Office
Harris County Sheriff's Office
Be a part of a dynamic, multidisciplinary team working to optimize the emotional health and well-being of Harris County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) employees and their families and to care for those who have devoted their lives to protecting the public with honor and courage. HCSO’s Behavioral Health Division develops and implements consultation, education, prevention, training, and support programs. We utilize an approach in which we actively engage in occupational, operational, developmental, and interventional domains.
We invite applicants with training and experience in providing evidence-based assessment, therapy, and prevention/education programs to high-tempo, high-risk populations such as Law Enforcement or Corrections personnel, other First Responders, or similar populations (e.g., Military), who have licensed psychologists (or license-eligible) in Texas.
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https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/sheriffhctx/jobs/newprint/3623663
Psychologist
Dallas Police Department
The Psychological Services Unit was established to promote mental health and wellbeing with sworn and non-sworn employees and their immediate family members. The unit is responsible for behavioral health programming, counseling, psychological evaluations, and best practice methods to assist with response to critical incidents and the mental health needs of the Department.
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government jobs.com
Staff Psychologist (part-time or full-time)
Altman Psychological Services, PLLC
DESCRIPTION: Altman Psychological Services, PLLC (APS), a growing forensic and police/public safety practice, invites applications for part-time or full-time psychologist, with previous assessment or forensic training. Psychologists will undergo training and work under the supervision of a Forensic and Police/Public Safety Psychologist. Successful psychologists will be self-motivated and work well independently.
Our goal is to provide consultation and opinions grounded in empirical research as psychological experts. Supervision will be offered to ensure psychologists are well-trained in this specialized area of practice. Work experiences with APS include various forensic and employment-related evaluations, including competence to stand trial, mental state at the time of the offense, violence risk, pre-employment for high-risk jobs (e.g., law enforcement, firefighters, etc.), critical incident debriefings, specialty placement assignments (e.g., SWAT, Covert, etc.), risk and threat assessment, and police/public safety and corporate fitness for duty evaluations.
Benefits include competitive pay, flexible schedule, and the opportunity to gain the necessary experience required for ABPP certification in Forensic Psychology or Police and Public Safety Psychology, which we encourage staff to pursue.
REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must have completed a doctoral degree from an APA-accredited program, as well as an APA-accredited pre-doctoral clinical internship and postdoctoral fellowship. Applicants should be licensed or license eligible in the state of Texas. Superb writing skills and grammar are essential.
TO APPLY: Submit a curriculum vitae with a cover letter that addresses your career goals and interests as it relates to this position at our practice.
Link:
https://altmanpsychological.com
Contributing Faculty at Walden University
Walden University
We are currently seeking part time online faculty for forensic psychology and criminal justice. Please reach out to me for more information.
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