The school psychologist is responsible for coordinating, implementing, and administering neuropsychological, psychological assessments to clinical patients, under the age of 21, with a wide range of presenting concerns (e.g., medical, mental health) according to standardization in order to assist neuropsychologists/psychologists in interpretive and treatment decisions. The school psychologist is trained in the standardized test administration and scoring for a wide range of psychological and neuropsychological tests in order to evaluate cognitive, academic and behavioral status. Responsibilities also include obtaining parental consent for assessments, maintaining the assessment materials, including ordering protocols and updated test kits as appropriate, as well as com