A school psychologist, also known as a school counselor or school social worker, works with students to create a positive learning environment.
A school psychologist helps promote student achievement and school success through psychological theories and principles of counseling, assessment, and intervention.
S/he consults with teachers, administration, and parents about student educational and personal problems, and plays a role in the planning and implementation of educational programs.
In school settings, psychologists conduct psychological, diagnostic, and neuropsychological assessments of students.
S/he also works with parents and teachers in coordinating classroom and behavioral interventions.
School Psychologist Job Description
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We're looking for a School Psychologist who is passionate about helping students succeed and who is excited to work in a collaborative environment. The ideal candidate will have experience working with students of all ages and abilities and will be comfortable working with a diverse population.
School Psychologist Duties:
- Review and evaluate students, teachers, and other school staff to identify educational needs and develop appropriate programs
- Train staff on various aspects of evaluating and identifying children
- Provide psychological testing, counseling, assessments, and referrals
- Develop, implement, and monitor individual, group, and classroom interventions
- Welcoming new students to school and schools to communities
- Establish effective functioning for students
- Provide support, guidance, and counseling to students, teachers, administrators, and parents
- Deliver special education services
- Continuously assess and revise programs and practices based on results and analyses
School Psychologist Responsibilities:
- Assist children with educational difficulties, including developmental, behavioral, and emotional issues
- Research and report on trends in special education topics
- Provide direct and consultative services, including individual, group, and family therapy
- Provide psychological evaluations and consultation
- Monitor student progress, and draft recommendations for parents, teachers, and administrators
- Assist with the development of individualized treatment plans
- Conduct workshops for parents and teachers
- Develop parent training plans
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Requirements And Skills:
- Bachelor’s degree in psychology or school counseling
- Obtain and maintain an active license to practice psychology in the state of California
- Strong knowledge of the principles and practices required to work with youth-Strong working relationships and an in-depth understanding of child development
- Outstanding communication skills
- Ability to multi-task, meet deadlines,
"We're proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We believe in building a diverse and inclusive team, and encourage applications from people of all races, religions, national origins, genders, and ages, as well as veterans and individuals."
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