Psykolog til PPR-funktion

This role as a psychologist within the PPR (Pedagogical Psychological Counseling) function requires expertise in psychological assessment, counseling, and intervention within educational settings. The candidate should have a solid foundation in developmental and educational psychology, with the ability to work collaboratively with schools, teachers, parents, and children to support learning and emotional well-being. Key competencies include conducting psychological evaluations, interpreting test results, and developing tailored support plans to address learning difficulties, behavioral challenges, and emotional issues. Strong communication skills are essential for effective collaboration and reporting. Familiarity with relevant laws, regulations, and ethical guidelines governing psychological practice in educational contexts is important. While specific experience and education levels are not detailed, the role typically demands at least a professional degree in psychology and experience working in educational or child-focused environments. The psychologist should be adept at using evidence-based methods and maintaining accurate documentation. Overall, the position requires a combination of clinical psychological skills, educational insight, and interpersonal abilities to contribute effectively to the PPR function and support children's development and learning outcomes.