Responsibilities: Provides general school counseling and guidance programs/services including individual and group counseling and guidance; Implements broad based programs dealing with decision-making, conflict resolution, self-esteem, coping strategies, and other issues; Plans and provides classroom guidance focusing on social and emotional issues, family and/or peer relationships, and decision-making; Provides formal and informal counseling services to students and their parents concerning issues that are affecting or may affect the students’ school adjustment; Serves as the primary agent for addressing issues that impact students at risk of failing to attain their full academic potential; Serves as the school-based resource for dealing with child abuse/neglect and crisis prevention/intervention; Participates in team interventions with other staff to support students; Participates on the school’s multidisciplinary committee that includes other staff members; Collaborates with parents, teachers, and other staff members in the planning and implementation of a comprehensive educational program for students; Makes referrals to outside agencies as needed and provides ongoing follow-up services to students and their families; Gathers and disseminates information on critical issues such as student substance abuse, child abuse/neglect, suicide prevention/intervention, preteen/teen pregnancy, and homelessness; Keeps abreast of current techniques and trends in school counseling and guidance for elementary, middle, and/or high school students; Prepares and maintains student counseling records; Prepares reports on students, correspondence, and statistical summaries; Establishes and maintains effective working relationships with representatives of various community/governmental agencies to facilitate the availability and accessibility of services to meet the needs of students and their families. Woods Services is a Pennsylvania and New Jersey-based non-profit population health network and advocacy organization that along with its six affiliate organizations provides life-long innovative, comprehensive, and integrated health, education, housing, workforce, behavioral health, and case management services to more than 22,000 children and adults in the intellectual and developmental disability, child welfare, behavioral and brain trauma public health sectors who have complex and intensive medical and behavioral healthcare needs.