These duties also align with NASP''s current practice domains, which include data-based decision-making, consultation and collaboration, academic interventions, mental and behavioral health services, schoolwide practices, safe and supportive schools, family-school-community collaboration, equitable practices, research, and legal/ethical practice. The individual must be able to analyze complex student data, communicate findings clearly, prepare professional psychological reports, maintain accurate and confidential records, collaborate effectively with families and staff, manage multiple evaluations and deadlines, and establish positive working relationships with students and adults.