School Psychologist

The school psychologist will work as a qualified member of the school team to support student learning and teacher instruction, providing guidance in mental health, learning, and behavior. Responsibilities include assisting students with academic, social, behavioral, and emotional success, meeting with parents and teachers, and completing assessments for iep teams.

Candidates must possess a master’s degree or doctorate in school psychology and hold an active tennessee health license in school psychology, or be able to obtain one. The role requires providing expert recommendations based on assessments and testing completed as part of the iep team.