About this role
Seeking a candidate who is willing to work collaboratively as part of a close-knit team; will provide mental health services to students within a school setting, including individual and group sessions; has knowledge and experience in using a trauma-informed, evidence -based approach to counseling interventions; maintains professional development and continuing education as needed for Maine licensure; is dedicated to helping at-risk students meet personal and academic goals; has a commitment to a safe school culture, one that is free of bullying, prioritizes respect, fosters acceptance, and promotes academic success; collaborates with families to reduce barriers to students accessing their education, including improved attendance; participates in IEP meetings, 504, and student support meetings as needed; can provide support and education on the social, emotional, and behavioral needs of students for staff; assist in crisis situations with students and makes appropriate referrals as necessary; and has excellent written and oral communication skills. Job Requirements: 1. Current State of Maine License to practice clinical social work; 2. Current Maine Criminal History Record Check (CHRC) endorsement; 3. Experience in the delivery of clinical services to students (grades K-6) This position follow the Teacher Collective Bargaining Agreement, working 183 days per year