Middle School Psychologist - Millbrook Support Services

Support student mental health as a dedicated School Psychologist in Phoenix, AZ.

Millbrook specializes in placing healthcare providers of varying specialties with clients throughout the United States.  Want to work for a company that actually invests in your future?  Along with offering providers attractive assignments with our world class customer base, Millbrook focuses on value-added training programs to help keep providers up to date in the latest advancements in medicine and technologies.  We offer local and travel assignments from 13 weeks to one year. Our qualified staffing specialists are standing by and ready to help match your medical expertise with a thrilling new opportunity!

We are looking for a dedicated School Psychologist in Phoenix, AZ with excellent communication skills, critical thinking skills, and team player attitude.  This provider will be responsible for caring for patients, communicating with other medical team members and maintaining accurate medical records.

Job Requirements:

• 2 Years experience: A comprehensive knowledge of special education students' needs and special education programs.
• Master's degree or above in the area of school psychology
• Valid Arizona State School Psychologist Certificate and recorded with Maricopa County School Superintendent.

With Millbrook Support Services you will receive:

• An experienced recruiting team to help identify your dream job
• Comprehensive credentialing assistance throughout your contract
• Health Benefits
• Excellent compensation plans including W-2 and 1099 plans
• Weekly Direct Deposit
• Referral Bonuses so you can work with your friends! 

PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. Identify and place eligible special education students. Provide psychological and other testing to assist in placements and program design.
2. Generate and maintain S.E. documents supporting placement, program design and psychoeducational evaluations. Maintain psychological files in compliance with IDEA and 504 and state regulations.
3. Consultation and counseling for identified SE students.
4. Assist with program modifications and behavioral plans for regular education students. Observation, direct staff and student contact, assist with writing of modified programs, behavioral contracts, and reinforcement schedules.
5. Assist CST with the assessment and screening of referred students. Perform academic, perceptual and behavioral assessments and/or observe, call prior schools, review records.
6. Facilitate referrals to community medical and mental health personnel. Telephone interviews, letter generation, attend outside staffings and parent consultations.
7. Consult with parents for crisis situations regarding their children. Telephone contacts, staffings, counseling sessions.
8. Facilitate effective special education program design and implementation, (e.g. special needs preschool, District Crisis Plan, Non-violent Crisis Intervention and SST/MDC).