NYPD Psych DQ or on NYPD psych review info and help..

[shimmy]

I was at a nypd Aux event and I was asked by some police officers if I took the exam. I told them that i did and that i was on review. They told me not to quit and if they try to DQ me to fight it and to keep calling every other week and ask for a update on my status. I been on review since Oct 2015.

I've been on review since December I think the average wait time is a year and a half as for calling the psych department that's a waste no one picks up and if they do they won't tell you anything and your investigator has nothing to do with the psych part so that's a dead end it's all 1 long waiting game

[Max99]

I received the answer I was looking for thanks again

[CountyCorrectionOfficer]

Any applicants get DQ from a past job termination. I know the NYPD site states "Discharge from employment, where such discharge indicates poor behavior and/or an inability adjusting to discipline" is grounds for dq. When I was 20 I worked part time as campus security while being a full time student and doing ROTC. I was terminated from the security job due to missing shifts and one verbal compliant from a student, reporting to my boss I yelled at her. Since then I've done 4 years in the military as an Officer and was honorably discharged. This is the only thing in my background I'm worried about. Any information or insight would be greatly appreciated.

NYPD can and will disqualify you based on poor previous employment. And many are disqualified due to that. But go thru the process and see what happens. I think you have a good chance with them.

Your military service is your strong point; and many, if not, most LE employers prefer (former) military personnel over civilians.

Good luck, Max!

[Max99]

Thanks I appreciate the feedback

[Melvindrbk]

I've been on review since December I think the average wait time is a year and a half as for calling the psych department that's a waste no one picks up and if they do they won't tell you anything and your investigator has nothing to do with the psych part so that's a dead end it's all 1 long waiting game

Calling every week might work in some way. They keep pulling up your name on the computer, they might review your case. It happened to a friend of mine, he kept calling every week for a few months, all of sudden, they told him he was good to go, not on psych review anymore. I'll keep calling APD every week, that only take a few minutes.


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[etorres817]

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Why not?

[CCCSD]

Read the posts. I don't have the energy to rehash it all.
If you are too lazy to do that little effort, it's no wonder...

[Fisherman99]

Finally able to ask my question on here! I've been on review for about 8 months now with no sign of movement. The only thing that I could plausibly see triggering the review is the fact that I didn't finish school in one straight shot. (My background is as squeaky clean as there is) Many many moons ago I decided I needed a break from the scholastic world. I have more than enough credits and easily the minimum GPA. In short, the main reason I didn't go back was because around that same time I found a job. I love what I do. It's career relavant. And I still work there today. I knew this opportunity would eventually come down the pipe and that I had already met the minimum qualifications.

When I was put on review I decided to make use of this incredibly long drawn out wait and go back to school. My hopes being that it would demonstrate growth and comitment to this goal. Either way it doesn't hurt to finish up. I am going to graduate in December.

Does anyone think I should volunteer this information to the psych department? Would it be applicable to the review process or just on appeal? I have kept my investigator informed.

Any thoughts or advice would be very much appreciated. Thanks everybody.

[nypdhopeful15]

Fisherman, I doubt that's the reason you were put on review. Could be something you said, something came out on the written. It's no use in trying to figure out why you 're on psych review. Different psychologists interpret things different ways. Email the psychologist, and ask if there's any update on your case.

[JayCeeSplash]

Hey guys, I have my written pysch on Wednesday. What should I expect? Do I draw the house?

[jeffjr51888]

Hey guys, I have my written pysch on Wednesday. What should I expect? Do I draw the house?

Filling out alot of paperwork...listen carefully..follow instructions..turn cell phones as soon as you enter the building it will save you if you forget...its about 1100 questions..dont overthink..you draw a house, tree and a person

[BP3]

Does anybody have any experience regarding the NYPD and failed polygraphs? Does failing a polygraph DQ you or put you on review?

I haven't failed a polygraph but I'm wary about applying to jobs that have a polygraph because I don't fully trust the accuracy of the polygraph. The last thing I want to do is jeopardize my chances with the NYPD since it's one of the agencies I'm processing for.