School Psychologist 50% FTE

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT 58; Wisconsin; On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

A public school district in Wisconsin is seeking a school psychologist to assist in the educational process by providing psychological services, conducting assessments, and coordinating interventions. The ideal candidate will have a Wisconsin DPI license in School Psychologist and experience in trauma-informed care and restorative practices. This role requires collaboration with diverse families and students to improve performance and supports the district's psychological programs.

Qualifications

• Current or ability to obtain Wisconsin DPI license in School Psychologist 7062.
• Knowledge of Multi Level System of Supports (MLSS).
• Ability to provide individual and/or small group social and emotional interventions.
• Training in trauma-informed care including verbal de-escalation and nonviolent crisis intervention.
• Experience with Restorative Practices.
• Ability to work with families and students with diverse backgrounds and experiences to improve school performance.

Responsibilities

• Provide a program of services geared to assisting in the educational process.
• Coordinate evaluations and provide diagnostic assessments.
• Carry on psychological consultation and intervention.

Skills

Knowledge of Multi Level System of Supports (MLSS)

Ability to provide individual and/or small group social and emotional interventions

Experience with Restorative Practices

Training in trauma-informed care including verbal de-escalation and nonviolent crisis intervention

Ability to work with families and students with diverse backgrounds

Restorative Practices

Family and student engagement

Education

Wisconsin DPI license in School Psychologist 7062

Job description

Description: The school psychologist provides a program of services geared to assisting in the educational process of the children who are enrolled in the district. The school psychologist will be considered a part of the district administrative team for programs in areas of psychological testing, staff development, supervision, and resource development. The school psychologist is to coordinate evaluations, provide diagnostic assessment, carry on psychological consultation, intervention, research, and assist in program planning for students in alignment with our Multi Level System of Supports (MLSSS).

Qualifications

• Current, or ability to obtain, Wisconsin DPI license in School Psychologist 7062
• Knowledge of Multi Level System of Supports (MLSS)
• Ability to provide individual and/or small group social and emotional interventions
• Training in trauma-informed care including verbal de-escalation and nonviolent crisis intervention (NVCI or similar)
• Experience with Restorative Practices
• Ability to work with families and students with diverse backgrounds and experiences to improve school performance

Requirements for Application

Qualified persons wishing to apply should apply on WECAN or submit a letter of interest along with their resume to:

• Rachel Hoffman, Superintendent
• School District of Phillips
• PO Box 70
• Phillips, WI 54555
• Email: [e-mail]