Educational Psychologist

Avenue.io Inc.; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Edmonton Public Schools is seeking an Educational Psychology Consultant to support students through classroom modelling, coaching, and individual/group interventions within the Complex Behaviour Support Team. The role integrates psychological and educational lenses to help educators understand how mental health and context shape regulation, learning, and participation in inclusive settings.

The successful candidate will observe classrooms, develop IPPs/IBSPs, deliver clinical interventions,

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Counselling Psychology or Education in Counselling Psychology and active practice registration.
• Minimum three years of related experience with school-aged students in Grades 1–12.
• Knowledge of trauma-informed, neuroaffirming, and strength-based approaches in education.

Responsibilities

• Conduct classroom observations, model strategies, coach educators in inclusive and specialized settings.
• Develop and implement IPPs and IBSPs aligned with student profiles.
• Provide individual and small group clinical interventions to support regulation and social-emotional learning.
• Collaborate with families and transdisciplinary teams on supports and transitions.
• Lead complex case consultations and trauma-informed, restorative processes.
• Design professional learning and mentor colleagues across the division.
• Coordinate service delivery and maintain caseload records; provide crisis intervention as needed.

Skills

Clinical consultation

Coaching educators

Modelling practices

Education

Master's degree in Counselling Psychology or Education in Counselling Psychology

Active registration with College of Alberta Psychologists

3+ years experience with school-aged students in Grades 1–12

Trauma-informed, neuroaffirming, strength-based approaches

Experience in transdisciplinary teams

Job description

Status

FTE flexible from 0.800 - 1.000

Position Summary

As a member of the Complex Behaviour Support Team within Specialized Learning Supports, the Educational Psychology Consultant supports students through classroom modelling and coaching, individual and group intervention, complex case consultation, and professional learning for Division staff. The Educational Psychology Consultant applies psychological and educational lenses to help educators understand how diagnoses, mental health, and contextual factors may influence student regulation, learning, and participation across inclusive and specialized settings.

Job Duties/Responsibilities

• Conduct classroom observations and provide regular direct collaboration, active classroom participation, and hands-on coaching and modelling to assist educators in implementing strategies across specialized programs and inclusive environments, including Connections classrooms.
• Partners with educators to identify, develop, and implement Individualized Program Plans (IPPs), Individual Behaviour Support Plans (IBSPs), and educational programming aligned with students' psychological, cognitive, and social-emotional profiles.
• Apply psychological and educational lenses to support school teams in addressing psychological, mental health, and educational factors that influence student regulation, emotional well-being, and learning.
• Provide individual and small group clinical interventions to address identified student needs and promote regulation, social-emotional development, relationships, and participation in the school environment.
• Collaborate with students, educators, families, and transdisciplinary team members to develop and implement individualized clinical and educational supports.
• Facilitate complex case consultations, transdisciplinary post-incident debriefs, and restorative processes grounded in a trauma-informed, neuroaffirming framework to promote emotional safety, relationship repair, and collaborative team recovery following periods of distress or crisis.
• Design and facilitate professional learning and mentor colleagues to deepen Division-wide understanding of complex student needs and classroom complexity.
• Coordinate service delivery, maintain accurate caseload records and documentation, and provide crisis intervention, stabilization, and debriefing support to students and staff following critical incidents.
  

Education/Qualifications

• Master's degree of Counselling in Counselling Psychology or Master's degree of Education in Counselling Psychology
• Active registration, able to practice independently, and in good standing with the College of Alberta Psychologists
• Minimum of three years related experience supporting school-aged students in Grades 1–12 with complex mental health, social, emotional, and behavioural regulation needs.
• Knowledge and applied practice of trauma-informed, neuroaffirming, and strength-based approaches within educational environments.
• Demonstrated experience providing clinical and educational consultation, active coaching, and modelling to educators in inclusive and specialized classroom settings.
• Experience working in a transdisciplinary team providing individual and group clinical mental health supports, facilitating complex case conferences, and contributing to placement, safety, and transition planning.
  

Rate of Pay

$54.10 - $69.19 per hour

Closing

Note: Access to a vehicle for travel between locations is required

Contact: Christie Ladouceur, Specialized Support Supervisor Specialized Learning Supports

Closing date for this competition is November 6, 2026

Please Note: Only those applicants being considered will be contacted.

This is a unionized position represented by CUPE Local 3550, and will be included in the collective agreement between CUPE Local 3550 (Specialized Learning Supports Employees) and the EPSB Board of Trustees, which has yet to be finalized. Until ratification of the collective agreement, this position will be covered by the Terms and Conditions of employment for exempt staff, which may be viewed at www.epsb.ca/ourdistrict/careers/exempt/HP1

About Edmonton Public Schools

We are the second largest school division in Alberta, serving students, families and communities throughout Edmonton. At Edmonton Public Schools, we provide a range of programs, learning spaces and supports that enhance pathways for student success.

Our Division is committed to diversity and inclusivity; we are listening, we are learning, and we are committed.

Edmonton Public Schools aspires to be a learning community where every individual belongs, is included and experiences success. We strive to empower staff to reach their goals in a diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace that values their lived experiences. We are seeking individuals like you, who reflect the students and families we serve.

Together, we are stronger.