School Psychologist

Role Overview: The School Psychologist collaborates with instructional leaders, teachers, and staff to support student success through assessment, eligibility determination, and intervention strategies. Key Responsibilities Develops and supports IEP goals for academic, behavioral, and social needs.Provides mentorship, leads professional development, and ensures compliance with legal frameworks for Special Education.Ensures timely completion and accuracy of evaluations, ARD meetings, and related documentation.Collaborates with related service providers to facilitate evaluations and services.Conducts crisis intervention, supports behavioral and mental health needs, and tracks counseling services.Guides TIERed intervention processes (MTSS), Functional Behavioral Assessments, and Behavior Intervention Plans.Performs multidisciplinary evaluations across eligibility categories, including assessments for Autism and Emotional Disturbance, adhering to best practices and standards.Supports 504 plans, dyslexia evaluations, and tracking of academic and behavioral interventions. Qualifications & Skills Master’s or Ed.S. in School Psychology; valid Ohio State Board of Psychology License required.Knowledge of assessment procedures, behavior management, and psychosocial development.Strong consultation, organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills.Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines effectively. Additional Details: The role involves on-site work during the school day, with responsibilities including crisis response, staff training, and intervention support. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and 401(k) participation. The position emphasizes compliance, collaboration, and supporting diverse student needs.