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Robert
H. Joss, Ph.D.,
is a supervising Designated Forensic Psychologist
who provides expert testimony in Juvenile, District,
Superior, and Probate Courts. As a Qualified Examiner,
he performs evaluations regarding sexual dangerousness.
He testifies in probable cause hearings, renders
opinions regarding commitment, competency, criminal
responsibility, aid in sentencing, and guardianship.
He has also testified before the Sex Offender
Registry Board. Dr. Joss is Professor of Psychology
at Gordon College and spent more than a decade
as psychologist for the Lynn District Court. He
performs fitness for duty evaluations, is trained
in alternative dispute resolution, and frequently
serves as Guardian ad litem and Parent
Coordinator for the Probate Courts.
curriculum vita
email: rjoss@pcsforensic.com
Frederic
Krell, Ph.D., is a Designated Forensic Psychologist
and a Mentor for the Certified Juvenile Court
Clinician training program who provides expert
testimony in Juvenile, District, Superior, and
Probate Courts. As a Qualified Examiner and member
of the Community Access Board at the Massachusetts
Treatment Center, he provides evaluations and
testimony regarding sexual dangerousness. Dr.
Krell has extensive experience in residential
treatment and inpatient psychiatry services for
children and adolescents and consultation to public
and private schools. He frequently serves as Guardian
ad litem and Parent Coordinator for the
Probate Courts.
curriculum vita
email: fkrell@pcsforensic.com
Mark
Schaefer, Ph.D., is a supervising Designated
Forensic Psychologist who provides expert testimony
in Juvenile, District, Superior, and Probate Courts.
He has extensive experience consulting to police
and fire departments for prescreening of candidates
for employment. He also assesses "fitness
for duty" on behalf of private corporations,
municipalities, and schools. As a Qualified Examiner,
her performs evaluations regarding sexual dangerousness.
He testifies in probably cause hearings, renders
opinions regarding commitment, competency, criminal
responsibility, and aid in sentencing. He frequently
serves as Guardian ad litem and Parent
Coordinator for the Probate Courts.
curriculum vita
email: mschaefer@pcsforensic.com
Christine
Schnyder Pierce, Ph.D., is a Designated Forensic
Psychologist who provides expert testimony in
Juvenile, District, Superior, and Probate Courts.
As a Qualified Examiner, she performs evaluations
regarding sexual dangerousness. She testifies
in probable cause hearings and renders opinions
on commitment, cimpetency, criminal responsibility,
psychological damages, aid in sentencing, and
guardianship. She has testified before the Sex
Offender Registry Board. Dr. Pierce has extensive
training and experience in forensic psychology,
including an internship with the Federal Bureau
of Prisons and a postdoctoral fellowship at UMASS
Medical School. She serves as Guardian ad litem
for the Probate Courts regarding custody and visitation
issues.
curriculum
vita
email:
cspierce@pcsforensic.com
Jeff
D. Stein, Ph.D., is a Designated Forensic
Psychologist candidate who provides expert testimony
to the Juvenile and District Courts. He routinely
serves as a Guardian ad Litem for several Probate
Courts including Essex, Suffolk, Middlesex and
Worcester counties. He conducts psychological
evaluations of adults, juveniles, and families,
and he renders opinions regarding competency,
criminal responsibility, aid in sentencing, parental
fitness and guardianship. Dr. Stein also consults
to Special Education departments and conducts
evaluations of prospective police and fire personnel.
He provides services in Worcester as well as our
Salem office. Dr. Stein completed a post-doctoral
fellowship through Harvard Medical School and
held faculty appointments at UMass Medical School
and Tufts Medical School before joining PCS.
curriculum vita
email: jstein@pcsforensic.com
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