Dr. Marc Janoson, Leading Psychological Expert in the MMPI Personality Test, Used in Forensic Evals

Описание: Dr. Janoson is a Long Island Based Psychologist who is an expert in not only administering the MMPI test (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory), but also in evaluating the results of tests that were administered by other professionals. Dr. Janoson has testified as an expert witness many times on the test.

What is the MMPI test? See below from Wikipedia:
The MMPI test is a multi-stage psychological test used by a vast number of companies when recruiting candidates for key positions. This test examines the various personal aspects of candidates, and is used for several main purposes: Differentiating between psychiatric diagnoses.
"I believe that for a person to feel truly happy and fulfilled, that person must have satisfying relationships. But, sometimes there are obstacles that need to be overcome that are standing in the way. When I work with my clients, I establish a strong connection with them by helping them identify the key issues we need to focus on. We then develop strategies for modifying or resolving these issues. These strategies involve new ways of understanding, reacting to and managing the confusing and distressing circumstances that led the client to this point.". Dr. Janoson

Since receiving his Ph.D. in 1976, Dr. Janoson has worked with adolescents and adults of all ages. His experience is in private practice, medical school settings, community mental health centers, and private hospitals. Additionally, Dr. Janoson has taught workshops, consulted with organizations, reviewed the work of other psychologists and published articles.
Janosons patients come from the five boroughs of New York City and both Nassau and Suffolk Counties on Long Island. Therefore, his office is conveniently located within walking distance of the Long Island Railroad and near both the LIE and Northern Expressways.
Manhasset Psychology PC is dedicated to helping attorneys, prosecutors, law guardians and social workers when there is a need for a forensic psychological evaluation. In addition to its President, Marc Janoson, Ph.D., a leading New York forensic psychologist, other experts, including a forensic neuropsychologist and a forensic psychiatrist, bring their expertise to each of our forensic pscyhology cases. We also have other licensed practitioners on staff performing forensic assessments in order to ensure timely, thorough completion of all work. Each forensic professional is certified as an expert witness and is a member of the assigned counsel panel.

APPEAL PSYCH EVALUATION DISQUALIFICATION


Police officer candidates, correction officer candidates, candidates for firefighter positions, prospective deputy sheriffs, traffic enforcement officers, as well as some peace officers are subjected to a battery of psychological tests, usually followed by examination by a psychologist. While the agencies try to be fair, many candidates are psychologically disqualified for no valid reason. This disqualification will follow the candidate as he or she applies for law enforcement positions in other jurisdictions.


Marc Janoson Ph. D. is a former panel consultant for the New York City Police Department and a forensic psychologist with over thirty years of experience. Since 1996, Marc Janoson Ph. D. has been successfully assisting candidates in appealing disqualifications for many New York civil service agencies.


Marc Janoson Ph. D. knows that to achieve the best possible outcome, advance preparation is invaluable. He can review your history for potential red flags and counsel you on the best way to handle any negatives in advance of your interviews.


If you already have been given a psychological disqualification and wish to appeal, you will need to see an independent psychologist who will evaluate your fitness for the job. Marc Janoson Ph. D. will interview you, administer psychological tests, and review the report written by the original doctor. Then he will write a report to the Civil Service Commission about your fitness to serve. While results are not guaranteed, this is the best route to reversing your disqualification and clearing the path to your chosen career.


For more information, call us at (516) 304-5700.