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Job description
Psychology Coordinator Differential
Plans and administers programs designed to meet the diverse psychology needs of all students in order to enhance their educational success. Additionally, this position supervises and assists psychologists as they execute their job responsibilities.
Supervises special education certified and non-certified personnel with an emphasis on psychologists.
Ensures that all actions are in concert with the board policies as well as the mission statement, beliefs, objectives and parameters found in the board's strategic plan. Participates in job training and professional growth opportunities in order to enhance ability to perform the essential functions of the job. Performs other related duties as assigned for the purpose of ensuring an efficient and effective work environment. Provides leadership and consultation to assigned staff regarding the performance of their job duties and responsibilities Assists in creating and adjusting building assignments for psychologists and psychology support specialists across the district Coordinates process of recruitment and hiring of psychology department staff and psychology interns Provides leadership, consultation, and technical assistance to psychologists through individual contacts, small group meetings, staff meetings and written correspondence Coordinates referrals for psychology consultations where applicable Provides consultation and technical assistance to teachers, administrators, parents, and the community at large on psychological disorders and related subjects Encourages the ongoing professional development of psychologists by arranging, approving, and/or providing relevant training opportunities Recommends budget items to support appropriate programming that aligns with district initiatives Attends meetings and develops program options for students with special education disabilities within the Rockford Public Schools Assists in the writing and development of district procedures related to special education and psychology services Works with outside agencies (i.e., universities, state, federal and local organizations) Coordinates summer IEP evaluation process
Professional Educator License with Psychology Pre K Age 21 endorsement Psychology degree from an approved university program Additional training leading to an administrative endorsement preferred Understanding of and experience with diversity of cultures and race Creative, innovative approach to problem solving Collaborative leadership style Strong organizational, administrative and supervisory skills Outstanding skills in writing, speaking and listening
Worksite address
rockford, IL, 61103, US
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