EDU-AIDs·Alliance, Ohio
The School Psychologist conducts psycho-educational evaluations and provides counseling services to students. They also collaborate with staff and parents to develop individualized learning and behavioral plans.
Health insurance Paid time off Training & development Wellness resources Title: School Psychologist Location: Alliance, Ohio Schedule: Regular, full‑time (205 days per year) Reports to: Director of Special Education Category: Certified, Student Support Services
Master’s degree in School Psychology or Educational Psychology.
Valid Ohio Department of Education certification/licensure in School Psychology. Skills Required:
Strong communication (oral and written). Active listening and counseling skills. Knowledge of evaluation procedures for academic/behavioral problems. Ability to collaborate effectively with staff and parents. Proficiency with district software and office equipment.
Candidates must hold a Master’s degree in School or Educational Psychology. A valid Ohio Department of Education certification or licensure in School Psychology is required.
Market context
Ohio school psychologist openings are often driven by student mental health, evaluation, and special education support needs in K-12 settings. These roles can be competitive because districts typically look for a master’s degree, Ohio certification or licensure, and experience with assessments, IEP collaboration, and counseling support. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure status and tailor your application to school-based assessment experience.