School Psychologist #ESC2475

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• Provide informational and consultative services to enhance students' ability to benefit from their educational program.
• Facilitate placement and programs of intervention to parents to support child development.
• Lead meetings required under District Regulations, state guidelines, and federal regulations.
• Evaluate students referred for special services to assist in establishing an Individualized Education Plan (IEP).
• Document student deficits and their impact on educational performance, including parent interviews.
• Recommend and collaborate with classroom teams to develop, implement, and evaluate instructional programs for students receiving special services.
• Work with building teams, district teams, and outside agencies to implement appropriate instruction and behavior management systems.
• Present cases to the Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) committee when appropriate.
• Develop and implement a data management system to collect and record student progress toward IEP goals.
• Analyze data to recommend appropriate techniques and interventions to building staff.
• Coordinate procedures for changing the placement of students receiving special services when necessary.
• Provide individual and group professional development on therapeutic topics and strategies as needed.
• Collaborate with building teams and other Special Services staff for student and program support.
• Act as a liaison for therapy implementation and maintain communication between the building principal, teachers, and Special Services.
• Maintain compliance with required paperwork, both physical and electronic, and assist with record transmittal.
• Connect building staff to resources for successful implementation of special services and interventions.
• Demonstrate strong relationship skills with students, parents, and district staff while ensuring open communication.
• Engage in ongoing professional development and stay updated on therapeutic innovations.
• Adhere to Governing Policies and District Regulations and Procedures.
• Participate in special projects and perform related duties consistent with the position.

• Master's Degree in School Psychology from an accredited college or university.
• Previous successful experience as a School Psychologist within public schools or public school systems preferred.
• Valid Washington State ESA Certificate to function as a School Psychologist.

Salary : $60 - $70