School Psychologist Intern

Posted 9 days ago

standard school districtBakersfield (CA)

School Psychologists Elementary and Secondary Schools

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About the role

Psychologist InternUnder the direct supervision of the Director of Student Support Services, and under the indirect supervision of site principals, and within the scope of the intern's previous coursework and training, the intern provides a continuum of general school psychological services to the children and families of Standard School District, to include direct individual and group counseling, behavior management, assessment, agency liaison activities, behavior consultation with parents and teachers.

Required: Eligibility for internship through a university school psychology training program approved by the California Commission for Teacher Credentialing. Desired: Training/experience/coursework in applied behavior analysis/ecological-behavioral methods, behavioral consultation, systems-wide behavioral intervention methods. Training/experience/coursework in non-traditional assessment methods, such as functional assessment, curriculum-based assessment, ecological assessment, etc. Training/experience/coursework in curriculum and academic interventions.

Salary: This is an unpaid position intended to provide valuable experience and professional development. Filing Deadline: Open until filled. Screening Procedures: Review of applications and personal interviews. Other Comments: Applicant selected will be required to successfully complete a pre-placement TB clearance and fingerprint clearance.

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