Travel School Psychologist | Coal Center, Pennsylvania

Job Description

Job Description

Exciting opportunity awaits for an adaptable, dedicated School Psychologist drawn to the fast-paced, rewarding world of travel assignments. By stepping into this full-time, flexible role, you’ll have the unique chance to make a meaningful impact across multiple school communities—while boosting your professional skills and enjoying an appealing package including generous non-taxable stipends, travel support, premium benefits, healthcare coverage, 401(k) savings, and the reassurance of job security.

Nestled in scenic southwestern Pennsylvania, your work will extend across Fayette, Greene, and Washington counties—rolling hills, charming small towns, and warm communities steeped in local heritage. This region offers the perfect backdrop for those who crave both career adventure and the delight of exploring new places, picturesque landscapes, and nearby state parks during your downtime.

As a School Psychologist in a floater capacity, you’ll engage with a broad network of students and educators, gaining unparalleled exposure to diverse workplace dynamics, various leadership perspectives, and a wide range of educational needs. Each day brings new experiences—an ideal way to strengthen your resume, expand your professional network, and accumulate insights not easily available in more static roles.

Qualifications/Experience:

• Active Pennsylvania School Psychologist Educator Certificate (required)
• Master’s or Specialist-level degree in School Psychology
• Previous experience in K-12 school settings strongly preferred
• Ability to thrive in fast-changing environments and travel across multiple sites as assigned
• Strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills

Responsibilities/Duties:

• Conduct psychological and educational evaluations across several districts within the IU1 region
• Provide consultative support and interventions for students, families, and school staff
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to develop and review IEPs and student plans
• Act as a resource for crisis intervention and prevention
• Participate in meetings, trainings, and professional development

Perks/Benefits:

• Non-taxable stipends for meals and housing
• Comprehensive travel assistance
• Competitive compensation with premium benefits
• Healthcare coverage and 401(k) retirement plan
• Job security and continual contract opportunities

This position presents an exceptional chance to travel, learn, and grow—while truly making a difference. Ready for an enriching step forward in your school psychology career? Apply now and start your journey!

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