FPA Certified & APA Certified Post-Conviction Sex Offender Examiners

The listed FPA members have successfully completed the training requirements set forth by the American Polygraph Association (APA), a national association, and is therefore considered to possess the requisite knowledge to conduct polygraph testing in the field of Sex Offender Treatment and Monitoring Programs (also known as PCSOT). All listed examiners are qualified by the APA.

“FPA” after an examiner’s name indicates certification by the Florida Polygraph Association (FPA) which requires additional qualifications set forth by the FPA.

All members listed meet the APA minimum qualifications but to obtain the FPA Certification, additional qualifications are required.

* The above list may not be up to date as qualifications and certifications expire every so many years. FPA Certification must be renewed every two years to maintain certification. The APA designation also requires renewal. Contact the Director of the FPA Randall Jones School For Continuing Studies to verify FPA certification status. The current Director is listed in the online Board Members File. Contact the APA National Office for those with the APA qualification designation.