Position School Psychologist Bilingual Expertise

• Conduct psychological assessments to guide educational decisions.
  
• Travel to various school sites as needed with travel expenses covered.
  
• Maintain meticulous records of assessments interventions and consultations.
  
• Offer crisis intervention services assessing risk and coordinating responses.
  
• Clearly communicate assessment findings and recommendations to stakeholders.
  
• Uphold ethical standards set by professional associations and licensing boards.
  
• Engage in multidisciplinary team meetings and contribute to educational planning.
  
• Collaborate closely with school staff and parents to implement effective interventions and support strategies.
  
• Provide comprehensive psychological services fluently in both English and Spanish to students in need.
  

Requirements

• Hold a valid school psychology license in the state of Illinois.
  
• Masters Degree in School or Educational Psychology is required.
  
• Hold or be eligible to apply for an endorsement in School Psychology.
  
• Proficiency in both English and Spanish with the ability to conduct assessments and provide counseling services in both languages.
  

Benefits