Mental Health Provider

The provider delivers direct student services including counseling and social-Emotional instruction aligned with iep goals, implements evidence-Based interventions, and conducts assessments and progress monitoring. They also collaborate and consult with school staff and families, participate in iep meetings, and support the implementation of behavior plans.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in a relevant field such as counseling, social work, or psychology, along with the appropriate state licensure or certification (E.g., lpc, lcsw, lmft). Required experience includes working with school-Aged children and familiarity with special education processes, alongside strong skills in crisis response and documentation.