Postdoctoral Fellow

Psychological Dimensions Atlanta • Denver • Chicago Salary: $58,500 Psychological Dimensions is an innovative, fast-growing, and nationally recognized forensic consulting firm specializing in police and public safety psychology, and we are thrilled to invite applications for our full-time Postdoctoral Fellowship. This is an exceptional opportunity for an early-career psychologist looking to receive advanced training, high-quality supervision, and immersive professional development in one of the most specialized and impactful areas of psychology. Our team operates nationwide with primary offices in Atlanta, Denver, and Chicago, offering fellows rich exposure to diverse agencies, cases, and training environments. About the Fellowship This one-year, APA-aligned postdoctoral training experience is designed to provide fellows with state-of-the-art education, supervision, and hands-on experience in the rapidly expanding field of Police & Public Safety Psychology. Fellows work under the direct supervision of our licensed Clinical and Training Directors and Board-Certified Police & Public Safety Psychologists, gaining expertise in: Psychological pre-employment screening Risk and threat assessment Police and public safety fitness-for-duty evaluations Corporate fitness-for-duty evaluations Critical incident response and debriefing Specialty unit evaluations (SWAT, Hostage Negotiation, K-9, etc.) This fellowship prepares emerging psychologists to practice confidently and competently in high-stakes, safety-sensitive settings. Training, Mentorship, & Professional Development Training is the foundation of this fellowship. You will receive: Weekly Individual Supervision One-on-one supervision with a licensed psychologist specializing in police and public safety psychology. Monthly Case Consultation Collaborative review sessions with our team of psychologists to enhance decision-making, accuracy, and defensibility of evaluations. Didactic & Experiential Training Participation in relevant coursework Ride-alongs with law enforcement agencies Review of current literature in public safety mental health Attendance at professional conferences and trainings (encouraged and supported) Research & Data Analysis Each quarter, fellows have the opportunity to conduct: Adverse impact analyses Interrater reliability reviews across evaluators Additional research projects with opportunities to develop publishable work Preparation for Board Certification Our curriculum and supervised hours are intentionally structured to help build the foundation for future ABPP Board Certification in Police & Public Safety Psychology. The second year of training—post-licensure—includes additional learning opportunities to deepen specialization and prepare for advanced practice and eventual board certification. Expectations & Licensure Requirements Fellows are expected to: Pass the EPPP within 6 months of beginning the fellowship Obtain state licensure within 14 months Independently manage time and complete evaluations within supervisory expectations Function increasingly as a self-sufficient, professional member of the team Maintain excellent written communication and high-quality documentation Minimum Qualifications Prior to beginning the fellowship, candidates must have: A doctoral degree in clinical or counseling psychology from an APA-accredited program Completion of an APA-accredited pre-doctoral internship Strong writing, assessment, and psychological evaluation skills Excellent time management and professional communication abilities Commitment to learning within a rigorous and highly specialized training environment Why Join Psychological Dimensions? As a fellow, you will be part of an energized and mission-driven team that is shaping the future of police and public safety psychology through excellence, innovation, and compassion. Our fellowship provides the mentorship, exposure, and experience needed to launch a successful career in this impactful specialty field. #J-18808-Ljbffr SMA/PD/COPPS