Apply psychological and educational expertise as an Educational Psychology Consultant supporting student regulation, learning, and participation in Edmonton. FTE is adaptable from 0.800 to 1.000.
As part of the Complex Behaviour Support Team, you will support students and educators across inclusive and specialized settings. The work includes classroom coaching, individual and group interventions, complex case consultation, and professional learning. You will address mental health, diagnoses, and contextual factors affecting students.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct classroom observations and provide hands-on coaching and modelling
- Develop individualized program and behaviour support plans
- Deliver individual and small group clinical interventions
- Facilitate complex consultations, debriefs,
and restorative processes
- Coordinate service delivery, documentation, and crisis support
Requirements:
- Master’s degree in Counselling or Education Counselling Psychology
- Active independent registration with the College of Alberta Psychologists
- Three years supporting Grades 1–12 students with complex needs
- Trauma-informed, neuroaffirming, and strength-based educational practice
- Access to a vehicle for travel between locations
Bring consultation, coaching, intervention, and crisis support expertise to Edmonton Public Schools’ specialized learning supports.