School Psychologist

Community Autism Services School Social Worker | Aurora, CO Full-Time | School-Based | $45-50 / hour Why School Psychologists Choose CAS At Community Autism Services, we know that great outcomes for students start with great support for clinicians. You won't be handed a caseload and left to figure it out - you'll have BCBAs, clinical leadership, and a collaborative team behind you every step of the way. We build environments where school psychologists thrive, and where your evaluations, consultation, and direct support have a measurable, lasting impact on students' lives. WHAT SETS US APART Embedded BCBA and clinical leadership support and collaborative consultation on every caseload A culture that prioritizes data-driven decision-making without losing the human element Real investment in your professional development - assessment, crisis intervention, bilingual assessment, and more Meaningful, stable work in Aurora's growing school-based programs A leadership team that has worked in the field and genuinely gets it Role Overview The School Social Worker is the critical link between school, family, and community. You'll provide direct counseling and crisis support to students, complete social-emotional and developmental assessments, and partner with teachers, BCBAs, school psychologists, and families to remove the barriers - at home, in the community, or in the classroom - that get in the way of a student's ability to learn. This is a building-wide role: you'll work across all classrooms and grade levels, not a single program or caseload. What You'll Do ASSESSMENT & EVALUATION Conduct social-emotional, developmental, and adaptive assessments to inform special education eligibility and support planning Complete social developmental histories and biopsychosocial assessments within required timelines IEP & ELIGIBILITY Deliver individual and group counseling to students experiencing social, emotional, or behavioral challenges Provide crisis intervention and risk/threat assessment support as needed, including safety planning Support students navigating stress, grief, family disruption, attendance issues, and other barriers to learning DIRECT STUDENT SUPPORT Deliver individual and group counseling services aligned with IEP goals Support crisis intervention and threat/risk assessment as needed Promote positive mental health and safe, supportive learning environments CONSULTATION & TEAM SUPPORT Participate as a member of IEP and multidisciplinary teams, contributing to eligibility and goal development Consult with teachers and paraprofessionals on behavior support strategies and classroom-based interventions Support MTSS/RTI processes and building-wide social-emotional learning (SEL) initiatives Partner with BCBAs and school psychologists on FBAs, BIPs, and wraparound care planning DOCUMENTATION & COMPLIANCE Maintain accurate, timely documentation in compliance with district, state, and federal requirements Complete required documentation - evaluation reports, progress notes, prior written notices - accurately and on time Ensure all evaluations and services meet CDE Special Services Provider (SSP) licensure standards What We're Looking For UNIVERSAL REQUIREMENTS Specialist-level degree (Ed.S.) or Doctorate in School Psychology from an accredited program Master's degree in Social Work (MSW) from a CSWE-accredited program (Bachelor's/BSW considered for provisional licensure pathways) Active Colorado CDE Special Services Provider (SSP) license with School Social Worker endorsement - or eligibility to obtain LSW, LMSW, or LCSW licensure through the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) a plus Strong written and verbal communication with families, educators, and multidisciplinary team members Must pass district fingerprinting and background check Compensation & Benefits Salary: $45 - $50/hour, based on experience, education level, and licensure Sign-on bonus for candidates with active Colorado SSP licensure Relocation stipend for candidates joining from 75+ miles away Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage Paid school-year schedule following the APS academic calendar Ongoing professional development: assessment, crisis intervention, bilingual assessment, and more Career pathways into lead psychologist, clinical coordinator, and program specialist roles About CAS Community Autism Services is committed to delivering high‑quality, compassionate care to children and families while creating meaningful, sustainable careers for our team members. We believe exceptional outcomes start with well‑supported clinicians - through strong leadership, thoughtful systems, and a culture rooted in collaboration and growth. As part of a nationwide organization, CAS combines the stability of scale with the heart of a community‑based provider. Whether you're evaluating students in elementary ASD programs or supporting secondary affective needs classrooms, you'll find opportunities to grow, lead, and make a lasting impact on the students who need you most. Community Autism Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr