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CURRICULUM VITAE: Jeffrey Carter Fracher

OFFICE
ADDRESS

TELEPHONE (434) 296-9740, X23
175 S. Pantops Drive
Charlottesville, VA 22911

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EDUCATION
1970

(434) 296-1195

FAX

DrFracher@DrFracher.com

Randolph-Macon College, B.A. in Psychology

1972

University of Richmond, M.A. in Psychology. Thesis: Speed of Conflict
Resolution as Related to the Taylor Manifest Anxiety Scale.

1978-1979

UMDNJ-Rutgers Medical School, Piscataway, N.J. Predoctoral Internship in
Clinical Psychology.

1979

Virginia Commonwealth University, Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology.
Dissertation: The Identification of Specific Fearful Stimuli with a
Psychophysiological Assessment Procedure.

1979-1982

UMDNJ-Rutgers Medical School, Piscataway, N.J. Postdoctoral Seminar in
Family Therapy.

1985-1986

William Alanson White Institute, New York, N.Y. Postgraduate continuing
education in interpersonal psychotherapy.

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION
1988-present
Virginia Clinical Psychology License. Licensed for the private practice of
clinical psychology.
1998-present

Certified Sex Offender Treatment Provider in Virginia.

1981-present

New Jersey Practicing Psychologist License. Licensed for the private practice of
clinical psychology (license currently in inactive status).

1994-present

Full Clinical Member, Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers

1981-2009

Registrant, Council for the National Register of Health Service Providers in
Psychology.

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VOCATIONAL EXPERIENCE
2005-present Private individual practice of forensic psychology. Services include
competency to stand trial evaluation, sanity at the time of the offense evaluation,
competency to waive Miranda rights evaluation, death penalty mitigation in
capital cases, pre- sentence sex offender evaluation (VA. code 19.2-300), sexually
violent predator, evaluation (VA. code 37.2-900), fitness for duty evaluation, risk
of future dangerousness evaluation, emotional injury evaluation in civil cases,
sexual interest evaluation and assessment of sexual deviancy, consultation on
matters of mental health and the law, competency questions resulting from
dementia or head injury.
2006-present

Independent Evaluator. Appointed by Special Justice to perform evaluations
of persons detained on a Temporary Detention Order to determine level of
dangerousness to self or others and need, if any, for continued involuntary
hospitalization.

1989-2005

Private practice of clinical psychology. Piedmont Psychiatric Professionals, Inc.
Specialize in forensic psychology and the evaluation and treatment of sexual
disorders. Director of Piedmont Psychiatric Professionals.

1990-present

Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychology. Center for Clinical Psychology
Services. Curry School, University of Virginia.

1981-1985
(part-time)
1985-1989
(full-time)

Private practice of clinical psychology. Conducted psychotherapy with
individuals, couples and families at Mid-Jersey Psychology
Associates, P.A., 296 Amboy Avenue, Metuchen, N.J. Specialized in
treatment of sexual disorders. Partner and co-director of practice.

1982-1989

Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry. UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson
Medical School, Piscataway, N.J. Taught behavioral science course to secondyear medical students. Supervised psychology interns, medical students, and staff
at UMDNJ-Community Mental Health Center of RWJ Medical School.

1982-1989

Adjunct Assistant Professor. Graduate School of Applied and Professional
Psychology, Rutgers University, Piscataway, N.J. Supervised doctoral-level
students in clinical setting, co-taught graduate seminar in human sexuality, and sat
on dissertation committees.

1979-1985

Clinical Psychologist. UMDNJ-Community Mental Health Center, Rutgers
Medical School, Piscataway, N.J. Directed clinical services of Sexual
Counseling Service at UMDNJ-CMHC of RMS. Clinical duties included
assessment and treatment of individuals and couples; treatment of sexual
dysfunction, sexual deviation, sexual abuse and sexual variation; assessed
gender dysphoria cases; group treatment of sexual dysfunction; family

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therapy. Consultation and education duties included presentations to community
groups on sex education, sexual abuse and adolescent pregnancy.Research
interests included EEG correlates of deviant sexual arousal and inhibited sexual
desire. Supervisor: Sandra R. Leiblum, Ph.D.
1974-1978

Senior Psychologist. Monroe Center for Mental Health, Richmond, VA.
Directed psychology services for a large urban community mental health
outpatient clinic serving approximately 800 clients. Coordinated a NIMHfunded training program. Developed problem-oriented record system for
Richmond Department of Mental Health/Mental Retardation. Author of
Problem-Oriented Record Training Manual and member of Problem-Oriented
Record Development Committee for Virginia Department of Mental Health
and Mental Retardation. Supervisor: Michael Etkin, Ph.D.

1973-1974

Psychologist. Henrico Mental Hygiene Clinic, Richmond, VA. Directed
psychological services for an outpatient community mental health clinic. Duties
included psychological evaluation, therapy and staff development. Supervisor:
M. M. Vitols, M.D., Director.

1972-1973

Psychologist. Western State Hospital, Staunton, VA. Duties during 1972
included administering batteries of psychological tests to newly-admitted patients,
participation in diagnostic staff conferences, conducting individual and group
therapy, instructor in behavior modification to aide-trainees, and coordinator of a
token economy program for chronic schizophrenics. During 1973, was made
Unit Administrator of 160-bed treatment unit. Supervisors:
A. W. Jeffreys, Ph.D. and Hobart Hansen, M.D.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
1976-present

American Psychological Association.

1991-1995

Board of Directors, Sexual Assault Resource Agency, Charlottesville, VA.

1992-1993

President, Board of
Charlottesville, VA.

Directors,

Sexual

Assault

Resource

Agency,

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PUBLICATIONS
1972
Fracher, J.C. and Blick, K.A. Speed of Conflict Resolution as Related to Taylor
Manifest Anxiety Scale. Virginia Journal of Science. 23:150.
1973

Fracher, J.C. and Blick, K.A. Speed of Motor Conflict Resolutions as Relatedto
Type of Conflict and Manifest Anxiety. The Journal of Psychology. 83:277285.

1973

Fracher, J.C. New Era at Western State Hospital. Advance. 23:13-14.

1981

Fracher, J.C., Leiblum, S.R., and Rosen, R.C. Recent Advances in the
Comprehensive Evaluation of Erectile Dysfunction. International Journal of
Mental Health. 10:2, 1981.

1983

Rosen, R.C. and Fracher, J.C. Tension-Reduction Training in the Treatment of
Compulsive Sex Offenders. In Greer, J. and Stuart, I. (Eds.), Sexual Aggression:
Current Perspective on Treatment. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1983.

1987

Fracher, J.C. and Kimmel, M.S. Hard Issues and Soft Spots: Counseling Men
About Sexuality. In Scher, Stevens, Goad and Eichenfield (Eds.), Handbook of
Counseling and Psychotherapy with Men. New York: Sage Publications, Inc.,
1987.

1987

Fracher, J.C. Sexual Dysfunction in the Sex Offender. New Jersey Psychologist.
37:3, 1987.

2002
Fracher, J.C., Changing Violent Men. Book review for the Journal of Psychiatry
and Law, 31, Spring 2003.
2003

Fracher, J.C., The Clinical and Forensic Assessment of Psychopathy: A
Practitioner’s Guide. Book Review for the Journal of Psychiatry and Law,
Summer 2004.

2004

Fracher, J.C., Mental Health Experts: Roles and Qualifications for the Courts.
Book Review for the Journal of Psychiatry and Law, Winter 2004.

2005

Fracher, J.C., Counseling Men About Sexuality. In Kimmel, M.S. (Ed.) The
Gender of Desire. New York: SUNY Press, 2005.

REFERENCES
On Request.

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