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Our team works with a great school district in Bloomfield Hills, MI looking for a school psychologist to join their team. The ideal candidate has a passion for helping kids and is committed to providing exceptional services to students K-12th grade.
Requirements:
Master's Degree in School Psychology
Meet all license requirements for school psychologists in Michigan.
Caseload Details:
ASAP- End of School Year
ESY and 23-24 school year available
K-12th grade
Full-time
35 - 40 hours per week
Job Description:
Collaborate with teachers and school staff to individualize instruction and monitor student progress including analyzing student assessment and student growth data to improve behavior and/or learning.
• Participate and assist with facilitating problem-solving teams at all levels (district, school, grade, classroom, student)
• Participate, and sometimes lead, in coordinating the central coordination referral process for incoming and out-going center-program students
• Serve on multi-disciplinary evaluation teams to complete comprehensive evaluations
• Continuously monitor and design individualized programs and services for each IDEA-eligible student in the least restrictive environment based on the student’s present level and/or comprehensive evaluation
• Complete and support staff in completing IEP and other required paperwork in accordance with federal and State timelines
• Collaborate with staff to develop and sustain multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS) and positive behavioral interventions and supports (PBIS)
• Assist in proper referrals of students to agencies and specialists within the community
• Compile data from a variety of sources (building, grade, or subject-level achievement scores; newest trends in teaching, etc.) for the purpose of modeling and providing faculty information for the development of best instructional strategies
• Ensure effective communication among all stakeholders (teachers, administrators, etc.) for the purpose of ensuring all participants in student success are focused on common goals
• Respond to inquiries from a variety of sources (teachers, administrators, other instructional coaches, etc.) for the purpose of issue resolution, best practice sharing, and analyzing assessment data
• Serve on various teams and committees (Professional Learning Committees, new teachers, Building Instructional Teams, school psychology, etc.) for the purpose of building staff capacity and enhancing school culture and community
• Maintain special education records in compliance and provide Special Education Director and program supervisor with all required documents
• Participate in regular professional learning opportunities to stay abreast of current research-based practices within the field o Participate in professional learning at the district and county level
• Maintain records and complete Medicaid School-Based Services billing, when applicable
Benefits:
Competitive compensation with flexible pay options
Licensure Reimbursement
Professional Liability Coverage
Medical/Dental/Vision coverage
Full Time