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Level III security positions come with serious responsibility, including the authority to carry a firearm and protect the safety of others. A psychological evaluation is required to ensure each applicant has the judgment, stability, and resilience needed for the role.
As a retired Air Force psychologist, I bring deep experience in assessing fitness for high-stress, high-risk environments. My evaluations look beyond checklists to understand the individual—measuring emotional readiness, impulse control, decision-making, and stress tolerance.
For women entering or renewing certification, these evaluations are especially important. Women often face additional pressures in male-dominated security fields, from proving their capability to navigating unique stressors on the job. My assessments are designed with these realities in mind, providing a fair, thorough, and respectful evaluation process that acknowledges both strength and challenge.
Level III security positions come with serious responsibility, including the authority to carry a firearm and protect the safety of others. A psychological evaluation is required to ensure each applicant has the judgment, stability, and resilience needed for the role.
As a retired Air Force psychologist, I bring deep experience in assessing fitness for high-stress, high-risk environments. My evaluations look beyond checklists to understand the individual—measuring emotional readiness, impulse control, decision-making, and stress tolerance.
For women entering or renewing certification, these evaluations are especially important. Women often face additional pressures in male-dominated security fields, from proving their capability to navigating unique stressors on the job. My assessments are designed with these realities in mind, providing a fair, thorough, and respectful evaluation process that acknowledges both strength and challenge.