School Psychologist

The school psychologist will communicate effectively with various stakeholders, review client information, and complete necessary forms in collaboration with families and other providers. Key duties include completing iep direct documentation, gathering performance information, recording results in provider soft, and attending mandatory meetings like cpse meetings.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in school psychology or a doctor of psychology, along with required evaluation and assessment experience, including familiarity with various preschool assessment tools. Essential soft skills include strong organizational abilities, independence, initiative, flexibility, and the capacity to communicate effectively across multiple formats.