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Dr. Schlosser was interviewed by John Sharp about the importance of annual officer wellness visits.
Read article: ‘Overdue for law enforcement’: Alabama agency seeks mandatory mental health sessions for police (police1.com)
Dr. Schlosser interviewed by Chris Marquette about the U.S. Capitol Police's decision to terminate contract due to atypical percentages of rejected recruits undergoing psychological evaluations.
Dr. Schlosser interviewed by Police1 regarding trauma management best practices for police organizations.
Dr. Schlosser interviewed by the Press of Atlantic City regarding police officer mental health and suicide.
Appointed as the inaugural Chief Psychologist for the New Jersey Association of Chiefs of Police.
Dr. Schlosser and Deputy Chief William Mazur (Retired, Atlantic City PD) discussed alcohol abuse in the first responder culture for the Resilient Minds on the Front Lines resiliency resources.
Dr. Schlosser interviewed by Stephanie Samuels on psychological fitness for duty evaluations for law enforcement.
Dr. Schlosser interviewed by the Bergen Record and appeared on northjersey.com about real-life crime dramas.
Interviewed by the Associated Press about the psychological firm responsible for screening Baltimore police officers.
Interviewed by the Canadian Broadcasting Company about the escape of inmates Richard Matt and David Sweat from the Clinton Correctional Facility.
Interviewed by the Wall Street Journal about mental health at work following the Germanwings incident.
Interviewed by the South Bergenite and appeared on NorthJersey.com about the importance of pre-employment screening of public safety personnel.
Lewis Z. Schlosser and Thomas E. Coghlan, “Officer Self-Sabotage,” Police Chief Online, May 17, 2023.
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Lewis Z. Schlosser, “Current Trends in Psychological Fitness for Duty Evaluations,” Police Chief 89, no. 5 (May 2022): 32–36.
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The Brief: Annual Wellness Visits. Promoting Officer Mental Health and Reducing Stigma. Schlosser, L. Z. & Gallivan, G. L. (2022).
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Lewis Z. Schlosser and Andrew A. Kudrick Jr., “Psychological Fitness-for-Duty Evaluations,” Police Chief 88, no.5 (May 2021): 54–57.
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Lewis Z. Schlosser and Chief Andrew A. Kudrick Jr., “ ‘You Have to See the Psych’—Reducing the Stigma of Seeking Mental Health Treatment among Police Personnel” Police Chief 86, no. 5 (May 2019): 50–56.
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Opioid Use Disorder Among Police and Public Safety Personnel: What Law Enforcement Leaders Need to Know. Schlosser, L.Z. & McAleer, G.P. (2018).
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Assessing Bias and Intolerance in Police and Public Safety Personnel. Schlosser, L.Z., McCutcheon, J.L., Bricker, M.E., & Stewart, C.O. (2017).
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Ominsky, P. L., & Schlosser, L. Z. (2017, February). Community caretakers: A case study in changing the culture of a campus police department. The Police Chief, 22–27.
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Schlosser, L. Z., & Guller, M. E. (2016, March). Unfit and unfixable: A closer look at officers found unfit for duty with little chance of recovery. The New Jersey Police Chief Magazine, 11–13.
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Schlosser, L. Z., Safran, D. B., & Sbaratta, C. A. (2010). Reasons for choosing a correction officer career. Psychological Services, 7(1), 34–43. doi:10.1037/a0017858
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Guller, M. (2010). Who is qualified to provide expert testimony on the psychological fitness for duty of a police officer? A guide for agencies, lawyers and hearing officers. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology. doi:10.1007/s11896-009-9065-8
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