School Psychologist: Assess, Intervene & Empower Students
Young World Physical Education
Fort Dodge (IA)
On-site
USD 59,213 - 73,079
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Fully paid health and dental insurance
Employer-paid life and disability coverage
Generous IPERS retirement plan
Job summary
Young World Physical Education is seeking a School Psychologist based in Fort Dodge, Iowa. The successful candidate will assist in identifying and supporting children with special needs, collaborate with school staff and families, and conduct vital assessments. A Master's degree or higher in relevant fields is needed along with experience in educational or mental health settings. A comprehensive benefits package includes health and dental insurance, disability coverage, and a generous retirement plan. Salary ranges from $59,213 to $73,079 annually, based on experience and qualifications.
Qualifications
Completion of 60-hour Master's Degree program or a Master's Degree with sufficient additional graduate hours to total 60.
Completion of a Specialist Degree with a total of 60 graduate semester hours (Ed.S).
Previous experience working with children, families, and resources in human services/mental health setting is desired.
Responsibilities
Assist in the process of finding and identifying children with special needs.
Work collaboratively with school staff and families in prevention strategies.
Conduct assessments for developing individual or system-wide interventions.
Skills
Collaboration
Counseling
Assessment
Crisis intervention
Special education evaluation
Education
60-hour Master's Degree or Specialist Degree (Ed.S)
Job description
Young World Physical Education is seeking a School Psychologist based in Fort Dodge, Iowa. The successful candidate will assist in identifying and supporting children with special needs, collaborate with school staff and families, and conduct vital assessments. A Master's degree or higher in relevant fields is needed along with experience in educational or mental health settings. A comprehensive benefits package includes health and dental insurance, disability coverage, and a generous retirement plan. Salary ranges from $59,213 to $73,079 annually, based on experience and qualifications.