School Psychologist in Kansas City, KS

Job Description

Job Description

Step into an impactful role supporting K-12 students as a School Psychologist for the upcoming school year! In this contract position, you’ll make a meaningful difference by conducting assessments and supporting students with severe and complex disabilities in a vibrant educational setting near Kansas City, KS.

Your expertise will be instrumental in evaluating students who are non-verbal, physically impaired, or communicate through assistive technology devices. This is a dynamic opportunity that may involve traveling between different campus sites, allowing you to broaden your experience across various school environments.

Qualifications and experience desired:

• Valid School Psychologist certification appropriate for K-12 settings
• Experience with evaluations and assessments for students with intensive needs
• Strong background working with students using assistive technology or alternative communication methods
• Exceptional communication and collaboration skills
• Compassionate, flexible, and adaptive approach to diverse student populations

Key responsibilities:

• Conduct comprehensive psychological testing for students with intensive disabilities
• Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams to develop and implement student support plans
• Interpret assessment results and contribute to eligibility and placement decisions
• Travel between school locations as needed to fulfill caseload requirements
• Maintain accurate documentation and uphold confidentiality guidelines

Within this role, you’ll find opportunities for professional growth while making a significant impact in the lives of students and their families. Scheduling and caseload details will be discussed in more detail during interviews to ensure a good fit for your preferences and experience.

Ready to use your skills to promote student success in a supportive educational environment? Apply today and take on a role where your assessments and insights help shape brighter futures for students with diverse abilities!

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