3 jobs found in Mansfield, OH

Job Description Title Speech Language Pathologist (2026-2027) Schedule Full-Time or Part-Time In Person, Virtual or Hybrid Location NCOESC service areas (Fostoria, Mansfield, Upper Sandusky) ELIGIBLE FOR A SIGN ON BONUS Job Summary Under general direction, provides children with comprehensive diagnostic and therapy services for articulation, language, voice, fluency, and related communication problems Minimum Qualifications Master's Degree Speech pathologist will hold two licenses; a teaching certificate/ licensed by the Ohio Department of Education and a license issued by the Ohio Board of Speech and Language Pathology and Audiology

Job Description Title Administrative Assistant-Part Time Reports To Director of Student Support Programs, Chief Academic Officer Scheduled Days As per employment contract FLSA Status Non-Exempt Job Summary Supports the day-to-day operations of Federal and State Programs and the Academic Services Department. Primary Duties • Maintain and reconcile financial records, including disbursements, accounts payable, payroll, and purchase orders • Prepare and process credit card charges, compile data, and resolve discrepancies in financial transactions • Process payroll and assist with related financial documentation and reporting • Maintains polite and professional communication via phone, email and mail • Anticipates the needs of others in order to ensure their seamless and positive experience • Handles office tasks, such as filing, setting up for meetings and reordering supplies • Directs visitors to appropriate departments, rooms for meetings and trainings •...

Job Description Title: School Psychologist Schedule: Part Time Location: Mansfield City Schools (NCOESC) ELIGIBLE FOR A SIGN ON BONUS Job Summary The school psychologist promotes sound educational practices for all students by serving their mental health and academic needs. The major role of the school psychologist is the intensive study of students suspected or identified as having educational disabilities and facilitating the delivery of services to these students, their parents, and the educational staff. Minimum Qualifications •Valid driver's license •Valid Ohio Pupil Services/School Psychologist License •Working knowledge of regulatory standards, ethical/legal responsibilities, and policies related to psychology in schools including DEW requirements •Knowledge of special education procedures and mandates •Working knowledge of psychological assessment processes and psychoeducational testing instruments