Job Information
Educational Service District 112 Student Assistance Professional - Lyle School District in Lyle, Washington
General Responsibilities
Under the supervision of the Prevention and Youth Services Manager, the Student Assistance Professional develops and delivers services to students facing behavioral health issues in collaboration with school assistance programs, parents, and community agencies.
Salary: Below are the full salary ranges, which will be determined by experience and degree held.
Student Assistance Professional I: $26,734.01 - $32,526.29 annually / $30.94 - $37.65 hourly *Effective September 1, 2024, the new salary range will be $27,725.45 - $33.730.19 annually / $32.09 - $39.04 hourly*
Student Assistance Professional II: $29,140.17 - $35,453.66 annually / $33.73 - $41.03 hourly *Effective September 1, 2024, the new salary range will be $30,222.38 - $36,762.79 annually / $34.98 - $42.55 hourly *
IMPORTANT: Offers are made at the entry level of the range
Assignment:
This position is part-time, working 8 hours per day, 3 days per week, 108 days per year. This position will support the students of Lyle school district. A work calendar will be built with the program upon hire and will follow a school year schedule.
First review of applications June 17, 2024
Essential Functions/Other Functions
Essential Functions:
- Recruit, enroll, screen, and provide support to youth identified as needing student assistance services and participate as an integral member of the student assistance, core, or other multi-disciplinary teams.
- Coordinate activities with the school-based team to identify students facing behavioral health issues and refer them to school and community-based services. Develop and communicate student referral process for school staff.
- Provide individual/family support services within the student assistance framework.
- Prepare and complete program record keeping forms, including intake, services, and evaluations and enter activities monthly into the LGAN data collection system.
- Provide pre-assessment and referral information to students and/or parents who are affected by alcohol, or drug use.
- Facilitate school-based support services by implementing the Project SUCCESS program to fidelity.
- Conduct early intervention/insight programs for students experimenting with or having disciplinary issues with substance use and provide crisis intervention as needed.
- Provide alcohol, tobacco, and other drug prevention/awareness programs (e.g. Washington Drug Free week, prevention education series, etc.) to staff, students and/or parents.
- Provide school staff in-service training pertaining to alcohol, tobacco and other drugs. Also provide training in the areas of prevention, intervention, recovery and student assistance programming.
- Facilitate alcohol, tobacco, drug prevention and intervention, and concerned others (children of substance users) support/education groups as needed.
Other Functions:
- Other duties as assigned.
Attend monthly training meetings at Educational Service District 112.
Minimum/Preferred Qualifications & Skills
Minimum Qualifications:
Must meet one of the following:
Bachelor's degree OR *a High School diploma or GED and four years of experience working with students facing behavioral health issues; *OR
Qualified Alcohol/Drug Counselor meets WA State DBHR (Dept. of Behavioral Health and Recovery) requirements; OR
WA State licensed Psychologist as defined under RCW 18.83; OR
An educational staff associate certification as a school counselor, school psychologist, school n