School Psychologist

The school psychologist will provide therapy services, conduct assessments, develop iep plans, and manage eligibility and evaluation processes for prek-12 students. Responsibilities also include collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, educators, and parents to support students according to their ieps.

Candidates must possess a master's degree or higher in school psychology and have knowledge of counseling and psychological assessment, along with experience working with children and adolescents. A state license and/Or department of education certification may be required, though nasp license is preferred but not mandatory.