School Psychologist

The role involves conducting comprehensive psychological evaluations, developing and consulting on ieps and 504 plans, and providing crisis support during school emergencies. Responsibilities also include maintaining confidential records and actively participating in multidisciplinary team meetings to develop student intervention plans.

Candidates must possess a department of education school psychologist certification for the state of service delivery and be eligible to work in the united states, often requiring a background check. Preferred qualifications include certification from nasp and prior experience working as a school psychologist in a k-12 setting.