School Psychologist

The school psychologist provides evaluation, consultative, and counseling services within the school setting, leading multidisciplinary teams in identifying students eligible for special education services through comprehensive psycho-Educational evaluations. Essential functions include leading evaluation teams, preparing reports, interpreting data for parents and team members, developing programming recommendations, leading behavior plan implementation, and providing school-Based counseling aligned with student plans.

Candidates must possess a master’s degree or higher, along with a school psychologist certificate valid for the state where the position is located, and must pass a criminal history background check. Preferred qualifications include experience conducting psycho-Educational evaluations and knowledge of idea and k-8 special education programming.