School Psychologist (Teacher)

The school psychologist conducts psychological evaluations and assessments, consults with students, staff, and families, and assists in students' personal, behavioral, and social development. They also provide psychological intervention treatment and serve as an advisor on psychological matters.

Candidates must have a master's degree in school psychology from a nasp approved institution and maintain a pupil services license - School psychologist. Preferred qualifications include experience with students with disabilities and knowledge of iep regulations.