A Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Forensic and Legal Psychology is available at Marymount University in Arlington Virginia.  Applications are Due Nov 1.  More information

Navigating the Complexities of Ethics in Police & Public Safety Psychology will be the subject of a online, live, ABPPSP training program on October 26, 9 AM - 1 PM, Pacific Time.  More information

The IACP Police Psychological Services Section welcomes attendance and participation by professionals at their annual conference, October 14-17 in San Diego, CA. For information contact Dr. Stephanie Barone McKenny (smckenny@gmail.com). Registration information 

A Full-Time Clinician is needed to work with police officers by the Metropolitan Police Employee Assistance Program (MPEAP) in Washington, D.C.  Seeking a licensed Ph.D., Psy.D., L.C.S.W. or L.P.C.  Contact Beverly Anderson, Ph.D. (dr.beverly.anderson@mpeap.com).

Police Use of Force:  What Psychologists Need to Know.
A workshop by former police lieutenant and current board-certified police psychologist, Mark Zelig, PhD, ABPP, is now available on-demand. The workshop is designed for mental health clinicians who work with law enforcement agencies and personnel.  It is especially designed for psychologists with limited knowledge of police use of force.  More information

An Introduction to the Specialty of Police and Public Safety Psychology is available.  Free, online and available on demand.  More information

The Society of Consulting Psychology and the International Society for the Psychoanalytic Study of Organizations seek to create an event, series of events, and/or publication for members of each organization to explore our respective understandings of the science and art of policing, We aspire to improve consulting services to police organizations. If you have provided consultation to police organizations and would be willing to contribute a presentation or publication to our event or series of events, please contact Tamara S. Lyn, PhD, at tammylyn@post.harvard.edu. 

Mentorship and Sponsorship Program.  An online program is available for licensed psychologists of color who are interested in a career in police psychology. The program includes six meetings/year and will be designed around the interests and needs of the participants.   For more information contact Dr. Philip Trompetter (philtrompetter@gmail.com) or Dr. Dave Corey (dmc@corey-stewart.com). 

Introduction to Police and Public Safety Psychology, a 10-hour, self-paced course by Dr. Philip Trompetter and Dr. Jaime Brower is now available.  More information

Working with Emergency Responders, a 10-hour, self-paced course by Dr. Jaime Brower, Dr. Rhonda Kelly and Michael Pitrusu is now available.  More information

Introduction to Using the MMPI-2-RF in the Assessment of Public Safety Personnel Evaluations, a 10-hour, self-paced course by Dr. Martin Sellbom is now available.  More information

An online Graduate Certificate in Cyber Intelligence is offered by James Madison University. Strategically analyze cyber security threats and understand adversaries.More information

Psychologists needed for a 911 operators training program.   More information

The Seismic Change in Police Investigations. A major player in law enforcement says it will no longer use a method linked to false confessions.  More information

Safeguarding Officer Mental Health Before and After Mass Casualty Events.  This publication, published by the National Alliance on Mental Illness, and distributed by the US Department of Justice, can be a valuable resource. Free download available.  More information

Many position openings for license-eligible Forensic Psychologists are now available in the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities. Search for the keyword "Forensic Psychologist" in Team Georgia Careers.

*The listings above are provided as a free service of SPCP.  Items listed here have not been vetted by the organization and they should not be a construed as an endorsement by the Society.