A Day in the Life:

• Morning Prep: Start your day reviewing your schedule and preparing resources for the individual counseling sessions and group workshops planned.

• Counseling Sessions: Meet with students to provide guidance on academic planning, college readiness, career exploration, and personal issues.

• Collaborative Meetings: Participate in meetings with faculty and parents to discuss and strategize on student development plans and interventions.

• Program Development: Work on developing and refining school-wide programs that address student needs, such as anti-bullying initiatives or mental health awareness campaigns.

• Documentation and Reporting: Conclude your day by documenting sessions, updating student records, and preparing for upcoming presentations or parent meetings.

Responsibilities:

• Individual and Group Counseling: Offer targeted counseling sessions to help students navigate their academic paths and personal challenges.

• Educational and Career Planning: Assist students in understanding their educational and career options and making informed decisions.

• Crisis Intervention: Provide support and intervention for students during critical times, helping to manage and mitigate crises effectively.

• Program Implementation: Develop and implement effective programs and strategies to promote a healthy, inclusive, and supportive school environment.

• Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate with teachers, parents, and community members to foster a network of support for student success.

Requirements:

• Educational Background: Advanced degree in Psychology, Educational Psychology, or a related field.

• Certification: Current licensure or certification as a School Psychologist in the state of practice.

• Experience: Proven track record in psychological assessment and intervention within a school setting.

• Communication Skills: Exceptional interpersonal skills to effectively communicate with a diverse range of students, parents, and educational staff.

• Ethical Standards: Strong commitment to ethical practice and maintaining the confidentiality and dignity of all students.

This role is ideally suited for insightful and committed professionals who are eager to use their psychological expertise to make a significant impact on the lives of students. At PSI, School Psychologists are vital in creating supportive educational environments that promote not only academic success but also the overall well-being of every student. If you are ready to make a meaningful difference, join us at PSI.