School Psychologist - Summerville, South Carolina

Job Description

Job Description

Looking for a meaningful opportunity where your expertise in school psychology can make a difference in the lives of students? An immediate need exists for a skilled professional to serve K-8 populations in a contract role for the full academic year. This position entails working with a caseload of approximately 670 students, providing crucial support through comprehensive assessments, counseling, and collaborative interventions every week.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct thorough psychological assessments to gauge students’ cognitive, emotional, and social functioning.
• Deliver individual and group counseling to students facing various mental health challenges.
• Work closely with educators, parents, and administrators to address behavioral and academic concerns.
• Create and implement targeted interventions to support students with behavioral and emotional needs.
• Play an active part in IEP meetings, contributing to the formulation and achievement of student-centered goals.
• Offer crisis intervention and immediate support for students in distress.
• Guide school staff and families in understanding mental health issues and available resources.
• Maintain precise, confidential records of student services and interventions.
• Adapt to additional responsibilities as assigned by the administration.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Master’s or Doctoral degree in School Psychology.
• Valid South Carolina School Psychologist certification.
• Prior experience delivering psychological services and counseling in K-8 educational settings is highly valued.
• Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills.
• Thorough understanding of mental health challenges impacting children and adolescents.

If you have a passion for supporting youth and are ready to make a positive impact within the school environment, your experience is needed now. Apply today to build relationships, provide vital services, and create a nurturing atmosphere where every student can thrive.

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