School Psychologist

The school psychologist will be responsible for providing therapy services, conducting assessments, developing iep plans, and managing the evaluation and eligibility processes for prek-12 students. This role also requires collaboration with interdisciplinary teams and supporting students according to their iep requirements.

Candidates must possess a master's degree or higher in school psychology and adhere to state licensing requirements, though a nasp license is preferred. Required experience includes knowledge of counseling and psychological assessment, along with strong organizational and communication skills for working with children and adolescents.