School Psychologist Intern

Under the direction of Coordinator of Special Education, and School Psychologist (both fully credentialed and experienced school psychologists with valid Pupil Personnel Services Credentials, School Psychologist authorization), the School Psychologist Intern will provide direct and indirect services to pupils, parents, and school staff in all areas of training and in order to fulfill their university program's requirements for school psychologist internship.

Email the following documents to rvargas@oceaa.org:

• Letter of Introduction

• Resume

• 3 Current Letters of Recommendation (within the last 3 years)

• Copy of Credentials

• Official Transcripts

Must have a:

• Copy of Official Transcripts

• Must be enrolled in a graduate level School Psychologist program

• Must hold a valid California Internship Credential with School Pay authorization (PPS) or letter from college or university indicating eligibility in lieu of credential

• Posses First Aid & CPR certification upon start of employment

• TB clearance

Email the following documents to rvargas@oceaa.org:

• Letter of Introduction

• Resume

• 3 Current Letters of Recommendation (within the last 3 years)

• Copy of Credentials

• Official Transcripts

Must have a:

• Copy of Official Transcripts

• Must be enrolled in a graduate level School Psychologist program

• Must hold a valid California Internship Credential with School Pay authorization (PPS) or letter from college or university indicating eligibility in lieu of credential

• Posses First Aid & CPR certification upon start of employment

• TB clearance

Comments and Other Information

Orange County Educational Arts Academy ("OCEAA") is a TK-8 independent charter school specializing in dual language immersion programming which serves over 600 students. Our mission at OCEAA is simple: to nurture all learners to become creative, critical thinkers by providing high quality standards-based instruction through the arts, technology, language and culture. We have a diverse population; approximately 65% of our students are low income, 38% are English Learners and 14% are Students with Disabilities. Grounded in our Habits of Character- integrity, compassion, courage, collaboration, and perseverance, OCEAA partners with EL Education as a national network school to create classrooms where students achieve content mastery in two languages and become active contributors in building a better world.