Assessment Intervention Management·Fort Worth, Texas
Conduct comprehensive special education evaluations (FIEs and REEDs) for students aged 0-18 and contribute findings to IEP development. Consult with stakeholders and attend ARD committee meetings to support appropriate placement and intervention decisions.
Master's degree in School Psychology or related field Active Texas LSSP licensure Demonstrated experience in psychological assessment of children and adolescents (0–18) Bilingual Spanish strongly preferred WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE Skilled with standardized test instruments, diagnostic software, and special education management platforms Strong, defensible report writing Reliable, professional communication (we collaborate via Slack, email, and Zoom) Comfortable with Google Workspace and Microsoft Office PRACTICAL NOTES Some travel to campus sites within your service area Light lifting and transport of test materials READY TO PARTNER WITH US? Visit our website and apply online. AIM is proud to work with a diverse community of clinicians and welcomes applicants of all backgrounds. Bring your expertise. We'll bring the innovation. Apply now.
Requires a Master's degree in School Psychology or a related field and active Texas LSSP licensure. Demonstrated experience in psychological assessment of children and adolescents is essential.
Market context
Texas school districts commonly seek school psychologists to support evaluations, counseling, and student services, and this role requires an LSSP license or eligibility to obtain one plus a DOJ/FBI Live Scan background check. Competition is often strongest for candidates who pair strong organization and communication skills with readiness to work across assessments, family collaboration, and school teams. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your licensure status and background-check readiness before applying.
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