School Psychologist Job Opportunity

As a School Psychologist at ProCare Therapy, your main responsibilities will include conducting assessments to identify students' needs, developing intervention plans, collaborating with educators, parents, and administrators to promote student success, providing counseling for emotional or behavioral challenges, and participating in IEP meetings to contribute to the special education process.

To become a School Psychologist with ProCare Therapy, you need a Master's degree in School Psychology or a related field. Additionally, you must be licensed as a School Psychologist in Michigan and possess strong communication and interpersonal skills.

As a School Psychologist at ProCare Therapy in Center Line, MI, you will work with students from K-12th grade. This diverse caseload allows you to address various psychological and emotional needs across different age groups, making the role both challenging and rewarding.

At ProCare Therapy, we provide extensive support for our School Psychologists, including competitive compensation packages, comprehensive benefits like healthcare and 401(k) plans, ongoing professional development opportunities, and a collaborative work environment that fosters professional growth.

To apply for the School Psychologist position at ProCare Therapy, send your resume directly to Katy Arrowood at katy.arrowood@procaretherapy.com. You can also reach out via phone at (678) 451-1996 for more details or to express your interest.

When answering this question, focus on any relevant internships or jobs where you interacted directly with students. Discuss specific cases or scenarios where you effectively supported a student’s psychological needs and how you collaborated with staff and parents.

Highlight your conflict resolution skills by discussing a specific conflict you've managed in the past. Explain your approach to mediation and ensuring all parties feel heard, which can demonstrate your ability to maintain a positive school environment.

Discuss any direct experience you have with creating, modifying, or participating in IEP meetings. Emphasize your understanding of the special education process and your commitment to advocating for students’ needs.

Talk about the assessment tools and techniques you employ, such as psychological evaluations or observational assessments. Provide examples of how you’ve utilized these strategies in previous roles to develop effective intervention plans.

Describe your approach to providing counseling, support, and strategies to help students facing these challenges, emphasizing the importance of building trust and maintaining a safe environment for them.

Discuss issues such as anxiety, depression, learning disabilities, and behavioral problems. Show your awareness of their impact on students' academic performance and social interactions, and talk about how you address these challenges.

Explain your approach to teamwork and communication with educators and parents. Share examples of how you’ve worked together to develop strategies and support systems that contribute to a student’s success.

Talk about your dedication to lifelong learning. Mention specific workshops, courses, or certifications you pursue to stay updated in the field of school psychology, which demonstrates your commitment to professional growth.

Discuss your organizational skills and strategies for prioritizing tasks. Provide examples of how you ensure timely assessments and interventions, as well as how you maintain your records efficiently.

Express your passion for supporting students' psychological well-being and how ProCare Therapy’s values align with your professional goals. Share specific aspects of the role or company culture that attract you.