School Psych Weldon Nc 23-24 School Year Job at Sunbelt Staffing
Caseload/Job Details:
Onsite 23-24 School Year
20 hours per week ( might be able to do full time)
K-12 and up to 21 years old
6 school locations
Re-evals and initial referrals
Licensure/Credential Required: NC School Psych
Provide psychological services to students with disabilities and other students as directed, aged birth to twenty-one, including assessment, counseling, and consultation activities; assist administration, staff and parents in meeting the educational needs of students; facilitate and participate in the referral to placement processes.
Chair or participate in Individualized Education Plan (IEP) meetings as assigned; disseminate assessment results; assist in developing individual student goals and objectives; assist in recommending program placement; assist with the referral process and transition IEP's as appropriate; facilitate parent support groups as directed.
Evaluate students according to approved assessment plan; utilize appropriate instruments/tests, observations, records and interviews; prepare complete reports of each student assessed; maintain reports and test records in confidential files; interpret assessment findings for staff, parents, and other authorized persons as necessary.
Communicate and consult with County office staff, district level staff, administrators, counselors, parents, students, health services providers, and other human services professionals for the purpose of coordinating available information and services to individual students; communicate with directors to assess, prioritize and plan for program needs.
Prepare and maintain a variety of records, reports, assessment instruments and supplies related to assigned programs, students and related services and activities; develop and implement various systems for organization of mandated paperwork and processes.
Provide in-service training to parents and staff as needed.
Provide counseling and crisis intervention for students and families; support staff during crisis situations; conduct home visits as needed.
Attend and participate in various meetings; attend workshops, conferences and classes as directed; participate as a member of consultation and other teams or committees; attend teacher's meetings as needed; make presentations as assigned.
Contact: Victoria Halaschak
813-776-0369
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Onsite 23-24 School Year
20 hours per week ( might be able to do full time)
K-12 and up to 21 years old
6 school locations
Re-evals and initial referrals
Licensure/Credential Required: NC School Psych
Provide psychological services to students with disabilities and other students as directed, aged birth to twenty-one, including assessment, counseling, and consultation activities; assist administration, staff and parents in meeting the educational needs of students; facilitate and participate in the referral to placement processes.
Chair or participate in Individualized Education Plan (IEP) meetings as assigned; disseminate assessment results; assist in developing individual student goals and objectives; assist in recommending program placement; assist with the referral process and transition IEP's as appropriate; facilitate parent support groups as directed.
Evaluate students according to approved assessment plan; utilize appropriate instruments/tests, observations, records and interviews; prepare complete reports of each student assessed; maintain reports and test records in confidential files; interpret assessment findings for staff, parents, and other authorized persons as necessary.
Communicate and consult with County office staff, district level staff, administrators, counselors, parents, students, health services providers, and other human services professionals for the purpose of coordinating available information and services to individual students; communicate with directors to assess, prioritize and plan for program needs.
Prepare and maintain a variety of records, reports, assessment instruments and supplies related to assigned programs, students and related services and activities; develop and implement various systems for organization of mandated paperwork and processes.
Provide in-service training to parents and staff as needed.
Provide counseling and crisis intervention for students and families; support staff during crisis situations; conduct home visits as needed.
Attend and participate in various meetings; attend workshops, conferences and classes as directed; participate as a member of consultation and other teams or committees; attend teacher's meetings as needed; make presentations as assigned.
Contact: Victoria Halaschak
813-776-0369
Please Note :
apexdining.ca is the go-to platform for job seekers looking for the best job postings from around the web. With a focus on quality, the platform guarantees that all job postings are from reliable sources and are up-to-date. It also offers a variety of tools to help users find the perfect job for them, such as searching by location and filtering by industry. Furthermore, apexdining.ca provides helpful resources like resume tips and career advice to give job seekers an edge in their search. With its commitment to quality and user-friendliness, Site.com is the ideal place to find your next job.