School Psychologist

DUTIES: - Provide diagnostic services to all students when appropriate. - Provide consultation to school and community agency personnel, when requested. - Serve as a team member of individualized education program (IEP) when assigned by the Director of Pupil Services. - Diagnose students' problems through psycho-educational evaluations and make interpretations of the evaluations available to appropriate personnel. - Provide both psychological and educational reports and provide recommendations regarding appropriate techniques and approaches to meet a student's academic, social and emotional needs. - Evaluate special education students to update information and to work within the team process to determine continued eligibility for Special Education Services. - Serve as a clinical consultant for principals, teachers and other members of the school staff and parents/guardians. - Keep current, concise records and reports. - Keep abreast of developments in the field of school psychology so as to furnish leadership in determining appropriate instruction for each student. - Work to develop appropriate Section 504 plans for each qualifying student. - Possess solid clinical assessment and student engagement skills with the ability to provide social skills instruction and clinical program support for students with social/emotional/ and developmental differences. - Perform such other tasks and assume such other responsibilities as may, from time to time, be assigned by the District Administrator or Director of Pupil Services. SALARY:Per the Greenfield Education Association Master Agreement Salary Schedule starting at $52,564.