Accessibility Consultant/Psychologist

• Verify disability status of applicants and students.
• Assist with external funding and accommodations.
• Conduct psycho-Educational assessments and interpret results.
• Liaise with support agencies.
• Promote self-Advocacy.
• Maintain contacts with external resources.
• Provide ongoing support to students.
• Conduct workshops on disabilities.
• Record and report statistics.
• Advise prospective applicants

Masters degree in educational psychology or coursework with practicum, membership or eligibility for membership in saskatchewan college of psychologists, experience in educational counselling and psycho-Educational assessments, strong problem-Solving and communication skills, knowledge of aboriginal social and cultural issues.