School Psychologist Intern
district officeAnderson (SC)
About the role
SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST INTERNEnrollment in an Internship course in a graduate-level School Psychology Program Valid S. C. certification as a School Psychologist I (Intern Certification)
Reports To: Lead School Psychologist
Job Goal: The school psychologist intern will complete all components required by his/her university program, along with duties as assigned by the lead school psychologist.
Performance Responsibilities:
Successfully completes all requirements for internship, as set forth in the university/district internship agreement.
Completes assigned tasks (to include, but not to be limited to, evaluation and consultation) at designated school(s).Engages in required supervision hours with assigned supervisor.
Maintains and builds upon knowledge of all regulations (local, state, and federal) regarding psychological services.
Prepares periodic reports as required.
Conducts appropriate reports as required.
Maintains confidentiality concerning student records and data.
Participates in staff development programs.
Performs other duties as directed.
Terms Of Employment: 190 days. Stipend, with full employee benefits.
Evaluation: Performance of this job will be evaluated based upon evaluation instruments provided by the university graduate program.
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