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This School Psychologist role at St Jerome’s is a key part of a team that helps develop and grow a diverse school community. The psychologist contributes to individual, community, and whole-school well-being, working closely with staff, students, and the wider school community.
This School Psychologist position provides a wide range of supportive services to enhance student performance, interacting with students, families, teachers, and administrators.
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This role involves providing a variety of services to students within assigned elementary, middle, and/or high school buildings. The School Psychologist conducts special education evaluations, offers social skills and behavioral training, provides counseling, and consults with parents and teachers.
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Making an impact beyond evaluations is at the heart of this school psychologist role, which focuses on building systems, strengthening mental health supports, and making a meaningful difference in students' lives.
This part-time school psychologist position focuses on delivering high-quality, evidence-informed teaching to improve student outcomes. The role suits an educator who aligns with the school's vision of "Growing Minds, Shaping Futures" and thrives in a collaborative, consistent, and…
Supporting the academic, social-emotional, and behavioral growth of students from Pre-K through 8th grade is the core of this School Psychologist role within a close-knit and supportive elementary school district.
Providing psychological services to students is the core of this role, supporting their academic, emotional, and behavioral well-being. The School Psychologist collaborates effectively with school staff and families to promote student success in a positive and inclusive learning environment.
This full-time, school-year position involves providing evaluation and consultation services to students with suspected disabilities and those already identified with disabilities. The role is based within the Special Education department and includes a generous benefits package.
Working with a partner school district in the Detroit, MI area, this School Psychologist position is full-time, following the school calendar Monday - Friday. It offers evenings, weekends, and school holidays off, and part-time or hybrid remote applicants are welcome to apply.
Joining the team as a School Psychologist means contributing to a mission of positively impacting children's lives and communities nationwide. This role involves providing essential psychological services and support within an educational setting.
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Working as a School Psychologist with ATX Learning means shaping student outcomes and advancing your career within a mission-driven team. This role involves leading student evaluations, facilitating IEP meetings, and collaborating with school staff and families.
The School Psychologist provides assessment, intervention, consultation, and counseling services to promote students' success and facilitate their overall development.
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This school psychologist position focuses on promoting self-realization in students by helping them achieve optimal growth through developmental programs tailored to their individual needs. The role involves working with students across the district.
This role involves collaborating with teachers, administrators, and school staff to develop and evaluate prevention programs, and to assist schools in identifying and planning for learners with complex needs.
Providing school psychology services to students in K-12 school settings is the core of this role. You will conduct assessments, develop treatment plans, and deliver direct therapy to help students improve communication skills and access their education.
Starting the 2026–2027 school year, this contract position for a School Psychologist involves working with an exceptional school district. The role focuses on applying unique experience and expertise in school-based special education to make a difference in children's lives.
This role is for School Psychologists who want to focus on clinical assessment work in a private clinic setting, providing psycho-educational and ADHD assessments for children and adolescents. It offers an alternative to the constraints often found within school systems.
This school-based role is for professionals passionate about helping students succeed through high-quality evaluations, counseling support, and collaborative campus-based intervention planning.
Serving as a team member to local districts, the School Psychologist supports school teams at various levels through data analysis, consultation, collaboration, and the MTSS process. This role is for a professional who can provide psychological services and evaluations to students.
Serving students in a public school district, the School Psychologist develops and delivers evidence-based services to meet the unique needs of a diverse student population and remove barriers to learning.
This full-time school psychologist position for the 2026-2027 school year supports deaf and hard of hearing students across academic, behavioral, and social-emotional domains.
Supporting students' academic and emotional well-being is the core of this on-site contract opportunity for a School Psychologist. The role involves providing psychological assessment, counseling, and consultation services to students.
This short-term School Psychologist role involves providing therapy services, conducting assessments, and developing IEP plans for PreK-12 students in a school setting.
Working with a woman and therapist-run company, this School Psychologist position is for the school year in the Woodburn, OR area. The role suits a passionate and collaborative professional excited to make a meaningful impact in a school-based setting.
This role provides comprehensive psychological services to support the academic, social, emotional, behavioral, and mental health needs of students. The School Psychologist conducts psychoeducational evaluations, participates in special education eligibility determinations, and offers consultation…
Working to deliver mental and behavioral health services to pupils in a school setting, the School Psychologist finds the best solution for each student and situation.
Supporting students' academic, behavioral, and social-emotional success is the core of this school psychologist role, providing comprehensive psychological services within Milan Area Schools.
The School Psychologist supports students with mental health and developmental issues and helps qualify them for additional support services. This role involves providing on-site psychological services to students under the jurisdiction of the state and district.
This full-time, school-based position is for two licensed School Psychologists to join a supportive school district in Americus, GA. The role serves students across two assigned school sites, with a strong emphasis on mental health services.
This full-time school position involves providing evaluation, diagnosis, and therapeutic intervention as a School Psychologist, working with individuals, parents, and staff.
This full-time opening for a School Psychologist for the 2026-2027 School Year involves psychological assessment of academic, social, emotional, and behavioral domains using problem-solving and standardized evaluations.
The School Psychologist supports all students, including those with specific learning, social, and emotional needs, to thrive in an engaging and rigorous learning environment.
This School Psychologist role involves using psycho-educational assessment methods to support student program planning and identification.
This role involves fostering a vibrant, inclusive learning community at La Academia Partnership Charter School, where innovative instruction and comprehensive student support prepare students to become critical thinkers and global citizens.
Working collaboratively with school staff, students, and parents, this part-time role delivers a school-based wellbeing and learning support program.
This school-based position involves providing specialized support for students with academic, behavioral, and social-emotional needs. The role is for a professional committed to student well-being, comprehensive assessment, and using data-informed strategies to improve educational…
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Supporting students' mental health and educational success is the core of this role, providing comprehensive psychological services within a supportive and inclusive learning environment.
This role is for a specialized staff member who evaluates students' academic skills, learning aptitudes, emotional development, adaptive behavior, and social skills.
This School Psychologist role is an opportunity to provide essential psychological services to students within school districts. You will work with a collaborative and supportive team dedicated to making an impact on students' lives.
This School Psychologist position focuses on providing insights into student functioning and offering recommendations for their successful transitions within the school environment.
Oxford High School is seeking a skilled and dedicated School Psychologist to join its academic team for the upcoming school year. This role involves strong consultation and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams regarding behavior, academic learning, evaluation, and social…
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Serving 13 school corporations in Indiana, the School Psychologist will be assigned to one or more districts based on assessment needs, collaborating with a team and attending professional development.
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This district-wide role focuses on evaluations, testing, assessments, observations, and report writing for students referred by the PPT and birth-three testing. The position suits a candidate with a current CT State Department of Education Bureau of Certification (070).
The School Psychologist supports the learning and development of school-aged children or those in early intervention, working within the school calendar to provide essential services.
This School Psychologist role is for a compassionate professional ready to empower students and schools by assessing and addressing students' psychological and educational needs.
This full-time W-2 School Psychologist position provides K–12 school-based services for the school year, with a focus on elementary school-aged children. The role involves comprehensive psychoeducational evaluations and collaboration with school teams to support student outcomes.
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Providing diagnostic and consultative services, including psychometric assessment, is the core of this role, which also involves guiding other assessment areas as part of special education screening and evaluations.
This School Psychologist job in McClellan, CA, offers an immediate opening with a focus on work-life balance and strong employee support. The role involves working up to 40 hours per week, with typical workdays ending mid-to-late afternoon and weekends off.
This role involves providing psychological services to students, including evaluations, reports, counseling, and consultation. The School Psychologist will work with educators, parents, and multidisciplinary teams to support students' academic achievement, social-emotional development, and…
This school psychologist position is for the 2026–2027 school year within the Providence Public School District. The role involves providing school psychology services, including meetings, evaluations, and student support, with specific caseload details to be determined based on district needs.