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Ontario Regional Event May 15 th , 2019 8am – 4pm University of Toronto – Mississauga Campus (or via Live Stream) Morning and Afternoon Breaks – Coffee/Tea & Snacks Provided Parking - $15/day Lunch - Food Court – Attendees Expense Morning Session – Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt – Youth Mental Health and Bullying (University of Ottawa) Afternoon Session – Krista Giaccio – Inappropriate/Threatening Correspondence (Inspector, Supreme Court of the United States – Threat Assessment and Intelligence). Member Rate - $50.00 + GST Member Rate - Live Stream - $30.00 + GST Non-Member Rate - $75.00 + GST Non member Live Stream - $55.00 + GST
ATAP November Meeting Dear ATAP Members, Applicants, and Guests:
Our November meeting is now one week earlier – please join us on October 26 with speaker John Van Dreal! Seating is limited, so please RSVP early.
Friday, October 26, 2018 8:30 am – 12:30 pm Nike World Headquarter Tiger Woods Cente One Bowerman Driv Beaverton, OR 97005
Please RSVP before Friday, October 19, 2018: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ATAPNW_20181026
We expect this training to be available online for active ATAP members.
The NW ATAP Chapter is pleased to announce John Van Dreal School Psychologist and the Director of Safety and Risk Management Services for the Salem-Keizer School District
From Threat Prevention and Response to Options-Based Decision-Making
This presentation will review a training strategy used to prepare non-security staff, such as teachers and education support staff, to identify violence risk factors, report concerns through a systematized threat assessment process, avoid or mitigate danger, and to protect themselves and others during a violent event.
Called options-based decision-making, the instruction centers around a defensive safety strategy tailored to the education community for use during extremely dangerous situations, such as a crisis involving an active shooter. It is a construct that builds on the established professional skill sets of educators, a sense of self-protection, and the ability to gather and use important information during a crisis as a means of improving options to avoid danger, de-escalate aggressive people, and survive. For planning purposes, the Northwest Chapter, and our national and international TAPs have some great training events scheduled in 2018-19. Please mark your calendar!
AETAP Calls for Abstracts! News from our family at AETAP: call for abstracts for their 2019 conference in Rotterdam, Netherlands is OPEN! See link below to submit your abstract today. 2018 CATAP Conference Scholarship The Canadian Association of Threat Assessment Professionals (CATAP) offers one scholarship annually to support attendance at the annual workshop and conference by a professional who might not otherwise be able to attend. Scholarships consist of full registration to attend the workshop and conference and three (3) nights of hotel accommodation. Scholarships will be awarded annually contingent on availability of funds. Eligibility Applicants must be currently employed at a non-profit organization in Canada that has service goals relevant to threat assessment and management and/or public safety. Selection Considerations All applications will be reviewed by the CATAP Scholarships Committee. Applications will be judged on the relevance of the educational opportunity to the applicant’s job, the applicant’s contributions to his/her professional community, and financial barriers to attending the conference without scholarship support. Application Materials
Submission Procedures
Terms and Conditions of Acceptance The successful applicant will be notified by e-mail by 07 September 2018. The award winner must respond in writing to confirm acceptance by the deadline identified in the e-mail notification. If the applicant does not respond by the deadline, the scholarship shall be rescinded without appeal. Scholarships are non-transferable and have no redeemable cash value. The award recipient is required to stay at the conference hotel unless she or he lives within driving distance of the conference venue. Award recipients are responsible for arranging and funding their travel and any other related costs incurred from attending the annual CATAP workshop and conference. CATAP will make the hotel reservation on behalf of the award recipient; the award recipient is responsible for paying for any accommodation costs in excess of the three (3) nights of hotel awarded as part of this scholarship. Ap We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity. Please apply today! Secret Service Releases New Guide... Secret Service Releases New Operational Guide on Preventing Targeted School ViolenceTo read the press release, click here For the USSS National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC) Safety Brief, click here For their Operational Guide for Preventing Targeted School Violence, click here
Secret Service Releases New Guide... Secret Service Releases New Operational Guide on Preventing Targeted School ViolenceTo read the press release, click here For the USSS National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC) Safety Brief, click here For their Operational Guide for Preventing Targeted School Violence, click here
Specialized Training Services (STS) Canadian Training This September, the RCMP Ottawa Division will host four days of outstanding training with well known threat assessment/violence risk experts:
Sept. 11, 2018: Assessing Threats and Violence Risk in the Workplace and on campus with the WAVR-21, Reid Meloy, PhD, ABPP, presenter
Sept. 12, 2018: Assessing and Managing Violence Risk in Juveniles and Young Adults, David Verhaggan, PhD, ABPP, presenter
Sept. 13-14, 2018: Advanced Threat Assessment and Threat Management: Front Line Defense for Evolving Threats, Reid Meloy, PhD, ABPP, presenter
In the one day WAVR-21 (Workplace Assessment of Violence Risk) program, Dr. Meloy, one of the WAVR-21 co-authors will train participants how to use this remarkable threat assessment instrument, now used by many large universities, corporations and government agencies. The program on juvenile/young adult violence will hone in on young people who become violent in educational and other settings and how to best manage their risk of violence. The final program on advanced threat assessment will provide an eclectic view of some of the most intricate and important aspects of threat assessment. The presenter will also introduce his newest structured professional judgment instrument to the audience, the TRAP-18 (Terrorist Radicalization Assessment Protocol).
For a full description of the programs and instructor’s bio’s or to register, click here.
While the RCMP will be hosting the event, registration and management of the meeting will be done by Specialized Training Services (STS). STS is offering a 10% discount to all CATAP members. Simply type “Ottawa” during checkout to receive the discount. The discount is valid on single programs as well as the already discounted full event rate. Space is limited at this event, so early registration is strongly suggested.
The training sessions will take place at the Residence Inn by Marriott Ottawa Downtown, 161 Laurier Avenue West, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5J2. Click here to reserve a sleeping room or to register.
Should you have any questions, please contact: Jamie De Wit, RCMP, Ottawa – (613) 843-4411 Drew Leavens, Specialized Training Services (800) 848-1226 Edmonton Regional Event
Stalking with Dr. Maryana Kravtsenyuk Wed June 13, 2018 9:00am to noon (please arrive no later than 15 minutes ahead to register) University of Alberta, Edmonton Clinic Health Academy (ECHA), Room 2-150 (second floor), address: 11405-87 Avenue NW Parking: On campus (https://www.ualberta.ca/parking-services) Cost: CATAP Members-$50.00, non-members $75.00
Speaker Bio Dr. Maryana Kravtsenyuk is currently employed as a Forensic Psychiatrist, at the following centers: Alberta Hospital Edmonton and Forensic Assessment and Community Services, Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre, Edmonton, and Thunder Bay Jail, Thunder Bay, ON. She is also a Locum Psychiatrist for the following two centers: Emergency and Forensic Psychiatry, Thunder Bay Health Centre, ON, and Timmins Regional Health Centre, ON. Edmonton Regional Event
Stalking with Dr. Maryana Kravtsenyuk Wed June 13, 2018 9:00am to noon (please arrive no later than 15 minutes ahead to register) University of Alberta, Edmonton Clinic Health Academy (ECHA), Room 2-150 (second floor), address: 11405-87 Avenue NW Parking: On campus (https://www.ualberta.ca/parking-services) Cost: CATAP Members-$50.00, non-members $75.00
Speaker Bio Dr. Maryana Kravtsenyuk is currently employed as a Forensic Psychiatrist, at the following centers: Alberta Hospital Edmonton and Forensic Assessment and Community Services, Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre, Edmonton, and Thunder Bay Jail, Thunder Bay, ON. She is also a Locum Psychiatrist for the following two centers: Emergency and Forensic Psychiatry, Thunder Bay Health Centre, ON, and Timmins Regional Health Centre, ON. Halifax Regional Event
This one-day training is split into two halves, the morning session led by Dr. Laura Guy, and the afternoon with SSA Molly Amman. *****UPDATE: LOCATION CHANGE to the Scotiabank Theatre - Sobey Building ****** (scroll below for map) Morning Professionals in various fields, such as police, mental health, education, and security, must conduct threat assessments as part of their job or as a matter of law. In this workshop, an overview of key conceptual and historical issues in the field of threat assessment will be reviewed, and basic principles and procedural issues in threat assessment and management will be discussed in more depth. Attendees will learn about issues related to conducting interviews, obtaining and reviewing collateral sources of information, using analytic or risk assessment tools, communicating about risk for targeted violence, and managing individuals who are believed to pose a violence risk.
Afternoon During the afternoon session, SSA Amman will present the audience with a recent case study, featuring investigative actions from initial report through execution of a cohesive threat management strategy. Audience members will be able to hear the case from a joint law enforcement--threat management perspective and apply lessons learned to their own case work and experiences.
About the Presenters: Dr. Laura Guy Dr. Laura Guy has worked primarily as a threat assessment professional and forensic clinical psychologist. Her areas of clinical and research expertise focus on assessment and management of violence risk in youth and adults. She is active in consulting, teaching, and training, having worked with mental health, law enforcement, corrections, and legal professionals in North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific region. Laura obtained her PhD in psychology at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia and completed a two-year post-doctoral fellowship in forensic psychology with a combined clinical-forensic and research focus at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. She has Board Certification in Forensic Psychology from the American Board of Professional Psychology and is licensed to practice psychology in jurisdictions in Canada and the United States. She currently serves as Editor of Journal of Threat Assessment and Management and, is the Vice President of CATAP.
SSA Molly Amman Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) Molly Amman manages two FBI offices in Iowa, the United States, with oversight over a constant stream of threat assessment and management matters. Prior to this assignment, SSA Amman served in the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit from 2010 until 2018, focusing largely on threats of violence posed by individuals and groups, threats related to school and workplace attacks, protracted crisis operations, and stalking and communicated threats. SSA Amman served as the BAU’s program manager for threat assessment from 2012 until transitioning to domestic terrorism matters in 2016. SSA Amman has completed several overseas assignments with the FBI, and also serves as an internal legal advisor for the Bureau. SSA Amman is a member of the Canadian Association of Threat Assessment Professionals.
MAY 31, 2018 ( 9AM - 5PM) Registration at 8:30am Location: St. Mary’s University Scotiabank Theatre - Sobey Building (see map below) Rate: $50.00 **Lunch Provided** **If you have dietary restrictions please email: darren.balsom@catap.ca
Halifax Regional Event
This one-day training is split into two halves, the morning session led by Dr. Laura Guy, and the afternoon with SSA Molly Amman. *****UPDATE: LOCATION CHANGE to the Scotiabank Theatre - Sobey Building ****** (scroll below for map) Morning Professionals in various fields, such as police, mental health, education, and security, must conduct threat assessments as part of their job or as a matter of law. In this workshop, an overview of key conceptual and historical issues in the field of threat assessment will be reviewed, and basic principles and procedural issues in threat assessment and management will be discussed in more depth. Attendees will learn about issues related to conducting interviews, obtaining and reviewing collateral sources of information, using analytic or risk assessment tools, communicating about risk for targeted violence, and managing individuals who are believed to pose a violence risk.
Afternoon During the afternoon session, SSA Amman will present the audience with a recent case study, featuring investigative actions from initial report through execution of a cohesive threat management strategy. Audience members will be able to hear the case from a joint law enforcement--threat management perspective and apply lessons learned to their own case work and experiences.
About the Presenters: Dr. Laura Guy Dr. Laura Guy has worked primarily as a threat assessment professional and forensic clinical psychologist. Her areas of clinical and research expertise focus on assessment and management of violence risk in youth and adults. She is active in consulting, teaching, and training, having worked with mental health, law enforcement, corrections, and legal professionals in North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific region. Laura obtained her PhD in psychology at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia and completed a two-year post-doctoral fellowship in forensic psychology with a combined clinical-forensic and research focus at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. She has Board Certification in Forensic Psychology from the American Board of Professional Psychology and is licensed to practice psychology in jurisdictions in Canada and the United States. She currently serves as Editor of Journal of Threat Assessment and Management and, is the Vice President of CATAP.
SSA Molly Amman Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) Molly Amman manages two FBI offices in Iowa, the United States, with oversight over a constant stream of threat assessment and management matters. Prior to this assignment, SSA Amman served in the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit from 2010 until 2018, focusing largely on threats of violence posed by individuals and groups, threats related to school and workplace attacks, protracted crisis operations, and stalking and communicated threats. SSA Amman served as the BAU’s program manager for threat assessment from 2012 until transitioning to domestic terrorism matters in 2016. SSA Amman has completed several overseas assignments with the FBI, and also serves as an internal legal advisor for the Bureau. SSA Amman is a member of the Canadian Association of Threat Assessment Professionals.
MAY 31, 2018 ( 9AM - 5PM) Registration at 8:30am Location: St. Mary’s University Scotiabank Theatre - Sobey Building (see map below) Rate: $50.00 **Lunch Provided** **If you have dietary restrictions please email: darren.balsom@catap.ca
Saskatoon Regional Event with Dr. Laura Guy
Details:Date: May 9, 2018 Time: 9am-5pm (registration will open at 8:30am) Location: University of Saskatewan - Saskatoon Cost:$50 for CATAP members; $175 for non-members
Dr. Guy will providing the following training:Professionals in various fields, such as police, mental health, education, and security, must conduct threat assessments as part of their job or as a matter of law. In this workshop, an overview of key conceptual and historical issues in the field of threat assessment will be reviewed, and basic principles and procedural issues in threat assessment and management will be discussed in more depth. Attendees will learn about issues related to conducting interviews, obtaining and reviewing collateral sources of information, using analytic or risk assessment tools, communicating about risk for targeted violence, and managing individuals who are believed to pose a violence risk. This training will be followed by an Experts Panel. Speaker BioDr. Laura Guy has worked primarily as a threat assessment professional and forensic clinical psychologist. Her areas of clinical and research expertise focus on assessment and management of violence risk in youth and adults,. She is active in consulting, teaching, and training, having worked with mental health, law enforcement, corrections, and legal professionals in North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific region. Laura obtained her PhD in psychology at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia and completed a two-year post-doctoral fellowship in forensic psychology with a combined clinical-forensic and research focus at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. She has Board Certification in Forensic Psychology from the American Board of Professional Psychology and is licensed to practice psychology in jurisdictions in Canada and the United States. She currently serves as Editor of Journal of Threat Assessment and Management and, is the Vice President of CATAP. Saskatoon Regional Event with Dr. Laura Guy
Details:Date: May 9, 2018 Time: 9am-5pm (registration will open at 8:30am) Location: University of Saskatewan - Saskatoon Cost:$50 for CATAP members; $175 for non-members
Dr. Guy will providing the following training:Professionals in various fields, such as police, mental health, education, and security, must conduct threat assessments as part of their job or as a matter of law. In this workshop, an overview of key conceptual and historical issues in the field of threat assessment will be reviewed, and basic principles and procedural issues in threat assessment and management will be discussed in more depth. Attendees will learn about issues related to conducting interviews, obtaining and reviewing collateral sources of information, using analytic or risk assessment tools, communicating about risk for targeted violence, and managing individuals who are believed to pose a violence risk. This training will be followed by an Experts Panel. Speaker BioDr. Laura Guy has worked primarily as a threat assessment professional and forensic clinical psychologist. Her areas of clinical and research expertise focus on assessment and management of violence risk in youth and adults,. She is active in consulting, teaching, and training, having worked with mental health, law enforcement, corrections, and legal professionals in North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific region. Laura obtained her PhD in psychology at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia and completed a two-year post-doctoral fellowship in forensic psychology with a combined clinical-forensic and research focus at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. She has Board Certification in Forensic Psychology from the American Board of Professional Psychology and is licensed to practice psychology in jurisdictions in Canada and the United States. She currently serves as Editor of Journal of Threat Assessment and Management and, is the Vice President of CATAP. Sex Crimes – Paedophilia, Child Molestation and Cross-Associated Sexual Deviances
This event will also be available via live-streaming webinar see details below
Date: May 4, 2018 Time: 9am-4pm (registration will open at 8:30am) Location: Best Western Plus Winnipeg Airport (For Room Reservations: 204-775-9889) or via live-stream webinar Cost (in person or live-stream): Early sign-up rate (until April 13th, 2018): $50 for CATAP members; $150 for non-members Late sign-up rate (after April 13th, 2018): $75 for CATAP members; $150 for non-members
Become a Member ($100 annually) and package this event and all the other benefits of being a CATAP member for $150 (annual membership + members only event rate) Another great reason to join now!
Training Description: An exploration of the psychology of the paedophile and the types of associated paraphilic activities they can be involved with. Also discussed will be the role of child pornography; grooming behaviour and indicative material collections. [No child abuse imagery will be shown during the lecture]. Facilitator: Peter Collins, CD, MD, MCA, FRCPC Peter Collins has been the operational forensic psychiatrist with the Criminal Behaviour Analysis Unit of the Ontario Provincial Police, since 1995 and a member of the crisis/hostage negotiation team, of the Toronto Police Service Emergency Task Force, since 1992. In addition, Peter consults to the Behavioral Analysis Unit of the U.S. Marshal’s Service, the Profiling Unit of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the Investigative Psychology Unit of the South African Police, and the Behavioural Sciences Section of the Calgary Police Service. Peter obtained his Masters in Applied Criminology from the University of Ottawa, his Medical Degree from McMaster University and completed his postgraduate medical training in psychiatry and forensic psychiatry at the University of Toronto. His clinical appointment is with the Complex Illness and Recovery Program at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health and he is an Associate Professor, in the Division of Forensic Psychiatry, at the University of Toronto. As well, Peter is a co-investigator with the Health Adaptation Research on Trauma (HART) Lab and an advisor to the International Performance Resilience and Efficiency Program for police tactical teams at the University of Toronto (Mississauga). Peter is on the board of the Canadian Association of Threat Assessment Professionals and a consulting editor with the Journal of Threat Assessment and Management, published by the American Psychological Association. Peter retired from the Canadian Armed Forces (Reserves), at the rank of Lieutenant-Commander, and served on 2 deployments in Southern Afghanistan. In October 2012 he was awarded the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal in recognition of his contribution to the Canadian Forces. In 1997 Peter was elected a member of the International Criminal Investigative Analysis Fellowship. In 2017 he was the recipient of a lifetime achievement award from the Canadian Critical Incident Association. Peter is an authority on violent crime and has worked with, and instructed, numerous criminal justice agencies across North America, and internationally, including the FBI, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Interpol, and Europol. Webinar - Participate in our live, full day presentation from any location. Access the training right from your computer. The information from the workshop is “streamed” over the internet and played back to you on your computer. Most computers are set up to be able to participate in our live streaming workshops, but be sure to check our system requirements. Webinar access sponsored and streamed by the Crisis & Trauma Resource Institute, CTRI (ca.ctrinstitute.com).
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This event will also be available via live-streaming webinar see details below
Date: May 4, 2018 Time: 9am-4pm (registration will open at 8:30am) Location: Best Western Plus Winnipeg Airport (For Room Reservations: 204-775-9889) or via live-stream webinar Cost (in person or live-stream): Early sign-up rate (until April 13th, 2018): $50 for CATAP members; $150 for non-members Late sign-up rate (after April 13th, 2018): $75 for CATAP members; $150 for non-members
Become a Member ($100 annually) and package this event and all the other benefits of being a CATAP member for $150 (annual membership + members only event rate) Another great reason to join now!
Training Description: An exploration of the psychology of the paedophile and the types of associated paraphilic activities they can be involved with. Also discussed will be the role of child pornography; grooming behaviour and indicative material collections. [No child abuse imagery will be shown during the lecture]. Facilitator: Peter Collins, CD, MD, MCA, FRCPC Peter Collins has been the operational forensic psychiatrist with the Criminal Behaviour Analysis Unit of the Ontario Provincial Police, since 1995 and a member of the crisis/hostage negotiation team, of the Toronto Police Service Emergency Task Force, since 1992. In addition, Peter consults to the Behavioral Analysis Unit of the U.S. Marshal’s Service, the Profiling Unit of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the Investigative Psychology Unit of the South African Police, and the Behavioural Sciences Section of the Calgary Police Service. Peter obtained his Masters in Applied Criminology from the University of Ottawa, his Medical Degree from McMaster University and completed his postgraduate medical training in psychiatry and forensic psychiatry at the University of Toronto. His clinical appointment is with the Complex Illness and Recovery Program at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health and he is an Associate Professor, in the Division of Forensic Psychiatry, at the University of Toronto. As well, Peter is a co-investigator with the Health Adaptation Research on Trauma (HART) Lab and an advisor to the International Performance Resilience and Efficiency Program for police tactical teams at the University of Toronto (Mississauga). Peter is on the board of the Canadian Association of Threat Assessment Professionals and a consulting editor with the Journal of Threat Assessment and Management, published by the American Psychological Association. Peter retired from the Canadian Armed Forces (Reserves), at the rank of Lieutenant-Commander, and served on 2 deployments in Southern Afghanistan. In October 2012 he was awarded the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal in recognition of his contribution to the Canadian Forces. In 1997 Peter was elected a member of the International Criminal Investigative Analysis Fellowship. In 2017 he was the recipient of a lifetime achievement award from the Canadian Critical Incident Association. Peter is an authority on violent crime and has worked with, and instructed, numerous criminal justice agencies across North America, and internationally, including the FBI, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Interpol, and Europol. Webinar - Participate in our live, full day presentation from any location. Access the training right from your computer. The information from the workshop is “streamed” over the internet and played back to you on your computer. Most computers are set up to be able to participate in our live streaming workshops, but be sure to check our system requirements. Webinar access sponsored and streamed by the Crisis & Trauma Resource Institute, CTRI (ca.ctrinstitute.com).
Webinar - System Requirements To watch an event on Livestream, please ensure you have the following:
**Please see Microsoft’s statement regarding Internet Explorer support. If you find that you are experiencing issues while viewing with Internet Explorer, click here for troubleshooting steps. CATAP and ATAP NW free training event
CATAP and ATAP NW free training event
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Job Requisition #: 403068 The Corporate Investigations Unit within Alberta Health Services (AHS) is currently looking for a Corporate Investigator to join our team. As a Corporate Investigator you will conduct thorough, objective and timely investigation of serious, sensitive and high-risk issues involving AHS personnel, community peace officers, contract employees and/or AHS assets. Through investigations and interactions, you will develop and foster strong working relationships with internal and external stakeholders including local police services, professional and licensing bodies, and other community agencies to ensure the efficacy of investigations and their outcomes. This role also requires the completion of investigation reports, as well as defending them at judicial and quasi-judicial forums including provincial court, fatality inquiries, professional licensing hearings and labour arbitration hearings. Additionally, the Corporate Investigator develops and delivers training to AHS employees on subjects such as criminal law, charter rights, search and seizure, investigative techniques and violence risk assessments. All Management and Out Of Scope positions are being reviewed for possible inclusion in the AUPE General Support Services bargaining unit. If this position is impacted, the incumbent will be notified accordingly. QualificationsEducation and Training
Experience
Knowledge & Skills
Licenses and/or Professional Memberships
Note: This position requires complete scheduling flexibility and open availability to travel with short notice within the province. Possession of a valid driver’s license and access to a motor vehicle in good repair for work-related travel is required. Click here to appy online New Articles and Literature
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Cette zone est seulement accessible aux membres.Les ressources bleues contiennent des articles et de la documentation sur l'évaluation des menaces. Nouveaux articles et littérature mis à jour régulièrement! Voir maintenant. Corporate Investigator
Job Requisition #: 403068 The Corporate Investigations Unit within Alberta Health Services (AHS) is currently looking for a Corporate Investigator to join our team. As a Corporate Investigator you will conduct thorough, objective and timely investigation of serious, sensitive and high-risk issues involving AHS personnel, community peace officers, contract employees and/or AHS assets. Through investigations and interactions, you will develop and foster strong working relationships with internal and external stakeholders including local police services, professional and licensing bodies, and other community agencies to ensure the efficacy of investigations and their outcomes. This role also requires the completion of investigation reports, as well as defending them at judicial and quasi-judicial forums including provincial court, fatality inquiries, professional licensing hearings and labour arbitration hearings. Additionally, the Corporate Investigator develops and delivers training to AHS employees on subjects such as criminal law, charter rights, search and seizure, investigative techniques and violence risk assessments. All Management and Out Of Scope positions are being reviewed for possible inclusion in the AUPE General Support Services bargaining unit. If this position is impacted, the incumbent will be notified accordingly. QualificationsEducation and Training
Experience
Knowledge & Skills
Licenses and/or Professional Memberships
Note: This position requires complete scheduling flexibility and open availability to travel with short notice within the province. Possession of a valid driver’s license and access to a motor vehicle in good repair for work-related travel is required. Click here to appy online Call for Abstracts
The 11th Conference Of The Association Of European Threat Assessment ProfessionalsWe are pleased to announce the 11th conference of the Association of European Threat Assessment Professionals (AETAP), scheduled from 24-26 April 2018 in Helsinki, Finland. To all professionals active in the field of threat assessment and threat management: we welcome your abstract for oral presentations! We aim to strike a balance between input from academia, law enforcement, and corporate practices. The abstract submission deadline is on Monday 18 September 2017. More information can be found here AETAP2018.pdf or here www.aetap.eu Intimate-Partner Violence (IPV) and Homicide workshop
Speakers:
The workshops will take place at the ALERT (Alberta Law Enforcement Teams) Building, 18807-Stony Plain Road, Edmonton, Alberta, from 09:00 to 16:00, with registration beginning at 08:30. The conference will be free for members of CATAP and ALERT. Lunch will not be provided but various places are available within walking distance. Coffee will be provided. All attendees (members and non-members) must register for the event. Non-members have two options to attend the conference:
CATAP annual membership* grants you:
* CATAP membership is subject to the provision of reference letters and a criminal background check and additionally upon the approval of the CATAP Board of Directors. More information on how to become a member can be found on our join us webpage here. For additional information about the regional day-conference, please email trudy.triplett@alert-ab.ca Intimate-Partner Violence (IPV) and Homicide workshop
Speakers:
The workshops will take place at the ALERT (Alberta Law Enforcement Teams) Building, 18807-Stony Plain Road, Edmonton, Alberta, from 09:00 to 16:00, with registration beginning at 08:30. The conference will be free for members of CATAP and ALERT. Lunch will not be provided but various places are available within walking distance. Coffee will be provided. All attendees (members and non-members) must register for the event. Non-members have two options to attend the conference:
CATAP annual membership* grants you:
* CATAP membership is subject to the provision of reference letters and a criminal background check and additionally upon the approval of the CATAP Board of Directors. More information on how to become a member can be found on our join us webpage here. For additional information about the regional day-conference, please email trudy.triplett@alert-ab.ca WAVR Training
The Calgary Police Service BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES UNIT is hosting WAVR -21 Training by Instructors Dr. Reid Meloy and Dr. Stephen Whiteon on March 1-2, 2017 in Calgary, Alberta. The WAVR-21 – Workplace Assessment of Violence Risk – is a 21-item coded instrument for the structured assessment of workplace and campus targeted violence risk. It is appropriate for assessing adults and students 18 years of age or older, including outsiders who may possibly pose a risk of harm to a member or members of an organization. The primary focus of the WAVR-21 is to assess the risk of workplace and campus-related targeted violence. A term originally coined by the behavioral scientists of the US Secret Service, targeted violence refers to situations in which an individual intentionally commits an act of violence against a pre-selected target, whether people or places. Also referred to as intended violence, these acts are potentially foreseeable, as they are the result of an understandable, evolving and often discernible process of thinking, behavior, and preparation. Several of the WAVR-21 factors incorporate this “pathway to violence” escalation dynamic. For information: contact darren.balsom@calgarypolice.ca or visit http://www.wavr21.com/training/upcoming-training Click here to download the flyer. WAVR Training
The Calgary Police Service BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES UNIT is hosting WAVR -21 Training by Instructors Dr. Reid Meloy and Dr. Stephen Whiteon on March 1-2, 2017 in Calgary, Alberta. The WAVR-21 – Workplace Assessment of Violence Risk – is a 21-item coded instrument for the structured assessment of workplace and campus targeted violence risk. It is appropriate for assessing adults and students 18 years of age or older, including outsiders who may possibly pose a risk of harm to a member or members of an organization. The primary focus of the WAVR-21 is to assess the risk of workplace and campus-related targeted violence. A term originally coined by the behavioral scientists of the US Secret Service, targeted violence refers to situations in which an individual intentionally commits an act of violence against a pre-selected target, whether people or places. Also referred to as intended violence, these acts are potentially foreseeable, as they are the result of an understandable, evolving and often discernible process of thinking, behavior, and preparation. Several of the WAVR-21 factors incorporate this “pathway to violence” escalation dynamic. For information: contact darren.balsom@calgarypolice.ca or visit http://www.wavr21.com/training/upcoming-training Click here to download the flyer. CTRI Workshop
CTRI presents the following in-person public workshop:Violence Threat Assessment – Planning and Response Whitehorse, YT: October 6, 2016 (early rate expires September 15) This workshop provides a communication and decision-making model to help businesses, schools, organizations and communities become more effective in their management of threats. Some of the topics covered:
Early Rate: $198 For more information please visit our website: www.ctrinstitute.com CTRI Workshop
CTRI presents the following in-person public workshop:Violence Threat Assessment – Planning and Response Whitehorse, YT: October 6, 2016 (early rate expires September 15) This workshop provides a communication and decision-making model to help businesses, schools, organizations and communities become more effective in their management of threats. Some of the topics covered:
Early Rate: $198 For more information please visit our website: www.ctrinstitute.com 2015 CATAP Election - Results
Acclaimed:President: Keith Hammond Elected:
Directors*:
*Our by-laws require us to elect four directors and allow for the executive to appoint four more to ensure the constituency of the board is balanced professionally and regionally. We had a tie for fourth and so this year we will be “electing” five and appointing three directors.
2015 CATAP Election - Results
Acclaimed:President: Keith Hammond Elected:
Directors*:
*Our by-laws require us to elect four directors and allow for the executive to appoint four more to ensure the constituency of the board is balanced professionally and regionally. We had a tie for fourth and so this year we will be “electing” five and appointing three directors.
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