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Specialist Diagnostic (RDSPD)
at Fort Bend ISD
Job Overview
Primarily responsible for the evaluation and identification of students with
disabilities and assists the school district and RDSPD in maintaining
compliance with state and federal laws related to the provision of Special
Education services.
Position Description
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- Conduct evaluations and other professional activities consistent with the requirements of laws, rules and regulations, and local district policies and procedures
- Articulate the purpose of evaluation procedures and their relationship to educational programming
- Comply with local, state, and federal monitoring and evaluation requirements
- Develop collaborative relationships with families, educators, the school, the community, outside agencies, and related service personnel
- Communicate and consult effectively with individuals, parents/guardians, teachers, and other school and community personnel
- Use appropriate communication skills to report and interpret assessment and evaluation results
- Keep accurate and detailed records of assessments, evaluation, and related proceedings such as, but not limited to, ARD/IEP meetings, parent/guardian communication, and notifications
- Use assessment and evaluation information to plan individualized programs and make instructional decisions that result in appropriate services for students with disabilities
- Use technology to organize information, schedule meetings, develop and maintain ARD documentation and produce written materials
- Verify accuracy of PEIMS reports
- Coordinate and request additional assessments and/or consultations for related and instructional services are required by individual students
- Serve as resource to campus staff in ensuring special education compliance
- Coordinate with RDSPD team leader, campus administrators, and RDSPD central office staff relevant to special education issues
- Develop and maintain knowledge and skills by participating in professional development activities
- Attend meetings scheduled for Diagnostic Specialists as well as professional training specific to students with an auditory impairment