The FMRT Group facilitates psychological and medical services for public safety agencies, performed by culturally competent, licensed psychologists and advanced practice professionals.
The FMRT Group facilitates psychological and medical services performed by culturally competent, licensed psychologists and advanced practice professionals.
Decades of experience serving law enforcement, fire, EMS, and communications agencies with a deep understanding of public safety culture, risk, and responsibility.
Psychological and medical services grounded in best practices, cultural competence, and legal defensibility so leaders have information they can rely on.
Insight and services spanning pre-employment through post-hire, fitness-for-duty, critical incidents, and ongoing wellness.
With several office locations and telepsychology service offerings, we ensure accessibility for employers and employees nationwide.
Timely scheduling, clear communication, and nationwide telepsychology to support agencies when decisions can’t wait.
Our psychologists are PSYPACT certified to practice telepsychology nationwide, further expanding our reach and capabilities for public safety employers.
FMRT Online is an evolving, multifaceted online platform that allows employers secure access to track appointment progression, view findings and completed reports, and indefinitely access stored data.
Public safety employers choose The FMRT Group for our expertise, comprehensive services, cultural competence, efficiency, accessibility, reliability, and commitment to supporting the mental and physical well-being of first responders.
We were so happy with your team's level of professionalism, and how quickly you all responded to address our needs. You can definitely tell the emphasis on delivering superior customer service. I will definitely be sharing our positive experience with those at the next Chief's meeting. I am sure others have the same needs as we do, and they need to know a better option.
With the Testing at FMRT, it has helped our Agency to turn out some amazing officers and staff. Like the comment states, You get what You pay for, FMRT is very thorough, and you will get the best of the best when using their services.
My overall experience with the first two referrals went great! Your team was very responsive to my questions, and I especially appreciated the quickness in scheduling. I look forward to using FMRT for future services.
Your service is great and on time. I knew all I had to do was pick up the phone and Kaci will take care of them.
Everything was wonderful, our reports were very thorough, and the staff was no nice.
The FMRT Group has been extremely helpful with all the questions we have had and getting us through these first few candidates. Having everything online is the way to go in this day in age!
May is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month, but within public safety, this conversation must extend far beyond a single month on the calendar.
In this profession, readiness is often defined by physical capability, training completion, and successful hiring outcomes.Â
April marks Stress Awareness Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the impact stress can have on individuals, organizations, and communities. In public safety professions, however, stress is not simply an occasional challenge; it is often an inherent part of the work. Law enforcement officers, telecommunicators, firefighters, corrections professionals, and other first responders routinely operate in environments where the stakes are high, the pace is demanding, and the expectation to remain steady under pressure is constant.
March is Women’s History Month, a time to recognize the women whose leadership, resilience, and vision have shaped our communities and institutions.

Welcome to Mind Matters, where we’ll discuss topics involving mental wellness and first responders. Join me on this journey of learning from subject matter experts in their various fields of psychology, medicine, leadership, and many more.
We're kicking off a new series aimed at the next generation of candidates entering the public safety workforce. This episode explores the critical differences between training and coaching in public safety, emphasizing how coaching fosters resilience, adaptability, and continuous development beyond initial training. Leaders learn practical strategies to build a culture of coaching that enhances performance, reduces turnover, and prepares professionals for real-world challenges.




















