Position Summary:
The Educational Psychologist supports student learning, wellbeing, and success from Early Childhood through Grade 12. The role includes psychoeducational assessment, consultation, intervention planning, and collaboration with students, families, and educators.

The Educational Psychologist also serves as Concordia's Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL). In partnership with the Lead Counselor, this role helps coordinate and align the P–12 counseling program. It does not include formal supervision or evaluation of counselors.

Key Areas of Responsibility

Conducts psychoeducational evaluations and assessments.
Administers, scores, interprets, and communicates assessment results.
Provides recommendations for interventions, accommodations, and support services.
Participates in student support, eligibility, and intervention planning meetings.
Assists in the identification of students requiring additional learning or behavioral support.
Supports the implementation of MTSS and intervention frameworks.
Consults with teachers regarding instructional practices, accommodations, classroom supports, and behavioral interventions.
Supports the development, implementation, and review of individualized student support plans.
Collaborates with outside specialists and community providers when appropriate.
Maintains accurate records, reports, and assessment documentation.

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