Responsibilities - Conduct standardized psycho-educational and/or psychological assessments and provide follow-up support; - Collaborate with families, children, teachers and specialists; - Conduct in-home interviews, observations and screenings; - Provide counseling to families and schools; - Be an active member of a multidisciplinary team that promotes quality services for children; - Work independently in a peer-supervised team environment; - Lead professional development trainings and workshops for colleagues and the broader community.

Qualifications and Experience: - Degrees in school psychology, educational psychology, and clinical psychology for U.S. candidates; equivalent experience or training for other candidates; training in administering, scoring, and interpreting standardized assessments. - Mandarin is not required but preferred; - Proficiency in English. Personal Attributes: - Easy-going and flexible; - Open-minded and accepting of cultural diversity; - Self-disciplined and able to meet deadlines.