Speech Language Pathologist

School Psychologist ParaprofessionalThe School Psychologist Paraprofessional assists the school psychologist in the collection of student data, preparation of materials, completing psychoeducational evaluations and with other tasks. This position plays a vital role in supporting the school psychology team in meeting the academic, functional, adaptive, social-emotional, and behavioral needs of students. The School Psychologist Paraprofessional often serves as a liaison between the school psychologist and other educational professionals, including teachers, school mental health providers, and related service providers.Position DutiesProvides clear written and verbal communication to internal and external stakeholdersResponds professionally to requests for informationAdheres to the guidelines contained in the SKACD Paraprofessional HandbookDisplays competence in use of common office/school technologyDemonstrates healthy teamwork skills; collaborates with others in task completionPrioritizes tasks independently; is self-directed, organized, and reliableSchedules assessments sessions, consultations, and other meetingsCoordinates tasks with building administrators, interpreters, parents, and other stakeholdersAssists the assigned school psychologist(s) in printing reports, mailing documents, scanning files, and collecting signatures for various special education processes in accordance with SKACD proceduresParticipates in monthly school psychologist departmental meetingsAdheres to safeguards surrounding students' privacy and confidentialityDisplays appropriate educational standards of behavior, dress, speech and attitudeEngages in direct and frequent interactions with Individualized Education Program (IEP) teamsCompletes and submits all special education documentation in a timely mannerAssists in the administration of academic, behavioral, and social-emotional screenings under the supervision of the school psychologistCompletes other duties as assignedSalary InformationFull years of experience are granted for previous certified workBenefitsHealth insurance (single person) provided. 403(b) matching plan: up to $100/month. If you are not currently certified/endorsed in your area of special education, we will pay $2000 per semester of your masters program to enable you to become certified. $10,000 towards student loan repayment; we will repay up to $1,000 per semester. This includes student loans you accrued prior to working for SKACD.