A Peer Support Officer (PSO) is an individual who is a full time or retired law enforcement officer, who has completed the application and screening process, been trained by BlueLine Support (BLS) and has taken an oath of confidentiality.
A PSO is an individual who respects a Client Officer’s (CO’s) confidentiality and will advocate for that officer’s best interest during their period with this program.
BlueLine Support (BLS) provides prospective PSOs with an initial training and orientation. Topics such as cultural awareness, legal issues, and collaboration with others involved in the CO contact in order to provide helpful information about how to approach specific problems and situations. It is mandatory that all prospective PSOs attend these training sessions.
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BlueLine Support is looking for officers who would like to be a Peer Support Officer (PSO). If you are interested in becoming a PSO, please fill out the form below. Your application is confidential.
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