Job Title: Licensed Psychologist – Law Enforcement Evaluations (PRN)

Location: Pennsylvania (Candidate must live in PA)

Shift: PRN, as-needed; days and hours vary based on employee schedules and psychologist availability for annual and follow-up sessions.

Travel Requirements: Travel throughout Pennsylvania to law enforcement facilities as needed but mostly remote. Sessions will be scheduled at the personnel's desired location if 1:1 evaluations are necessary. Work from Home flexibility.

Assignment: Ongoing, long-term contract with no specified end date

Compensation: $180 per hour

Job Overview

We are seeking a licensed Psychologist to provide essential mental health evaluations and support for law enforcement personnel, including Agents, Attorneys, Intelligence Analysts, and additional staff working in sensitive and high-stress roles. This role involves conducting Annual Check-Ins and, if needed, up to three follow-up sessions, designed to support the unique psychological needs of individuals working within the Office of Attorney General’s Child Predator Section and related units.

Responsibilities

• Conduct annual psychological evaluations and support sessions, providing individualized guidance, exercises, and recommendations as appropriate.
• Assess suitability, progress, and prognosis for each individual, making referrals for additional therapy if necessary.
• Maintain confidentiality and adhere to agency guidelines, assigning anonymous identifiers for individuals evaluated.
• Identify and report any urgent mental health concerns to HR and take immediate action if an individual is at imminent risk.
• Use telehealth capabilities when needed to provide flexible service options.

Minimum Qualifications

• Licensure: Active Pennsylvania license to practice psychology
• Education: Doctoral degree in clinical or counseling psychology from an APA-accredited program
• Experience: At least 5 years of experience in law enforcement psychology and 3+ years of experience conducting evaluations
• Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Office, strong analytical and report-writing skills, and experience with law enforcement mental health concerns, particularly regarding child sexual abuse material cases
• Clearance: Ability to pass a background check and obtain necessary security clearances

This role is ideal for psychologists committed to supporting law enforcement professionals in high-stress positions.

To Apply:

Submit resume or Contact Alliston Brown at 586-710-7944 | alliston@alinestaffing.com