Reports to:                  Director of Special Services  

 

Supervises:                 N/A

 

Qualifications:          Master's Degree in School Psychology or Equivalent

                                         Valid Oklahoma Teaching Certificate as a School Psychologist

                                                 

Job Goal:                     Apply principles of educational psychology, developmental psychology, clinical psychology, community psychology, and applied behavior analysis to meet children's and adolescents' behavioral health and learning needs in a collaborative manner with educators and parents.

 

Employment Terms: 10 Month Contract

Generally – 7 Hour 20 Minute Day, Exclusive of a (30) Minute Duty Free Lunch

 

FLSA Classification: Exempt

Evaluation:                 Annually by Director of Special Services

Physical Demands:   This is an overview intended for compliance with the ADA – it is not an exhaustive list of the duties to be performed.  Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals to perform the essential functions of a specific position.

 

Regular Requirements:  Stand for extended periods; sit for extended periods; twist at the neck and trunk; bend at the waist; stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl; lift/move up to 40 pounds; handle objects and tools with hands and operate equipment; repetitive use of fingers and hands to operate equipment

 

Occasional Requirements:  Reach with hands and arms overhead, above shoulder and horizontally; lift/move up to 50 pounds; ability to administer CPR

 

Visual Requirements:  Close, color, peripheral, depth perception, ability to adjust focus

 

Hearing/Speaking Requirements:  Adequate to exchange information

 

 

 

 

 

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

 

1. Conducts extensive psychological and/or educational examinations of referred students.

1. Participates in conferences when referred students are involved, or as requested.


2. Serves as a resource person for school personnel concerning all types of disabilities.


3. Interprets diagnoses to school personnel, other concerned professionals, parents and students.


4. Makes recommendations on ways to assist a student referred to him/her for examination.


5. Conducts functional behavior assessments.


6. Provides school-based interventions such as assisting schools with problems which have been addressed by the staff with minimal success.


7. Provides individual and group counseling with students that have been determined by the counselor to have a serious level of problems requiring more experienced counseling techniques. Some cases may be referred to other agencies.


8. Serves as a member of the crisis intervention team and provides appropriate services as necessary.


9. Provides in-service to school staff on a variety of topics related to the psychological needs or disturbances of students.


10. Participates in continuing education through workshops and training with a focus on children and families.


11. Performs all other tasks as supervisor may assign.