School Psychologist in Garland, TX

Job Description

Job Description

Make a difference in the lives of students by providing essential psychological services across several campuses in the Plano area. This onsite, full-time contract position supports local elementary and high schools, working closely with students, educators, and families. As a School Psychologist, you’ll travel between 3–4 campuses to conduct comprehensive evaluations, manage student cases, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to help ensure each student’s success. This is an immediate opportunity running through May 2027.

Key Qualifications:

• Active Texas School Psychologist License
• Recent experience serving in a school-based setting
• Proficient in conducting Full Individual Evaluations (FIEs)
• Demonstrated ability to manage multiple cases and adhere to deadlines
• Exceptional organizational and multitasking abilities
• Must have reliable transportation for travel among assigned campuses
• Onsite presence required at all times—no remote option

Primary Responsibilities:

• Participate in Student Support Team (SST) meetings
• Secure informed consent for evaluations and serve as case manager for each Full Individual Evaluation (FIE)
• Conduct psychoeducational assessments in line with district and state guidelines
• Attend ARD meetings to present evaluation results
• Maintain precise documentation and ensure compliance with all timelines
• Collaborate regularly with special education staff, administrators, teachers, and families to meet student needs
• Travel between multiple local campuses as assigned

Perks and Advantages:

• Full-time assignment, fostering ongoing relationships and deep impact
• Professional growth through varied campus collaboration and robust case management responsibilities
• Virtual interview process for your convenience

If you’re a licensed Texas School Psychologist ready to deliver expertise where it’s needed most, we encourage you to apply now. Share your resume, license verification, and a brief summary of your school psychology experience—start making a positive impact this school year!

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