EMPLOYMENT EVALUATIONS & SCREENINGS

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As of September 1, 2023, the Texas Department of Public Safety requires all level III/VI security officers and personal protection officers to take and pass the MMPI to receive their license. 

Appointment is 2-3 hours, in-office. A completed and signed PSP-13 is issued once the officer has received a "pass" status by a licensed psychologist. A copy of the completed report will be provided by our office within 2-3 business days after the completed in-office testing.

RATE: $360

A pre-employment psychological evaluation is a specialized examination to determine whether a public safety applicant meets the minimum requirements for psychological suitability mandated by jurisdictional statutes and regulations, as well as any other criteria established by the hiring agency.   

An in-office appointment lasts for 2-3 hours. A completed report will be provided within 3 business days along with any required documents that were provided for the doctor's signature.

RATE: $750

Fitness for Duty Evaluations determine whether a person is suitable to return to their previous employment duties.  A clinical interview which includes a medical history review is conducted along with psychological assessments. 

The doctor will provide a completed report for your records along with a memo to provide to your employer, indicating if you are suitable to return to your assigned duties. If the company pays the fee for the appointment, the reports will go directly to the company's representative.

RATE: $1,500

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) focuses on challenging and changing cognitive disorders (such as thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes) and their associated behaviors to improve emotional regulations and develop personal coping strategies that target solving current problems. 

Available to agencies that have a current service agreement with SFPS. Rate of service is based on the fee schedule of the agreement. If there is no service agreement, please inquire with SFPS for pricing.

*Billed Per Agreement

Psychological debriefing is an immediate intervention used following a traumatic experience that purportedly helps individuals manage their normal stress reactions to the incident. Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) was designed for workers in high-risk occupations, such as police officers, disaster workers, and firefighters.

Available to agencies that have a current service agreement with SFPS. Rate of service is based on the fee schedule of the agreement. If there is no service agreement, please inquire with SFPS for pricing.

*Billed Per Agreement