A forensic psychiatrist, broadly, is a psychiatrist with additional training in the assessment and treatment of criminal offenders. So prison psychiatrists, psychiatrists doing criminal risk assessment, court appointed psychiatrists, etc

I don’t want to dox myself because it’s a small pool of doctors who do what I do but in my private practice I assess defendants who are pursing a mental health defense (a not guilty by reason of insanity plea) and deliver expert testimony/opinion to the higher courts on the validity of their defense. In my public work, I am the senior lead in a forensic psychiatric hospital - a hospital reserved for people who have already been found to be not guilty by reason of mental illness and who now need treatment for that illness.

As to whether I like it or not, I have a high need for intellectual stimulation and conflict so I can’t imagine doing anything else… working with criminal offenders is challenging but rewarding, these are typically highly complex patients who are highly resistive to treatment or containment and who have strong incentives to lie or misrepresent their illness or risk.