School Psychologist - New Britain, Connecticut

Job Description

Job Description

Step into an impactful role supporting high school students with a full-time opportunity for an experienced School Psychologist. This contract position offers a dynamic environment in a well-regarded high school, with the school year running from August 24, 2026, through May 2027 and the potential to continue through the remainder of the academic year. Enjoy meaningful work as part of a dedicated onsite team, contributing directly to student growth and well-being.

Key Qualifications:

• Hold an active School Psychologist licensure and certification in Connecticut
• Documented school-based experience, ideally at the high school level
• Confident administering evaluations and reporting in PPTs
• Committed to professional collaboration and student advocacy
• Familiarity with relevant assessment tools and current best practices

What You’ll Do:

• Deliver comprehensive psychological services to a high school caseload
• Administer student evaluations, interpret assessment results, and communicate findings clearly in PPT meetings
• Collaborate with educators, families, and other professionals to design and implement interventions that best support student learning and success
• Maintain accurate records and timely documentation of all services and assessments
• Provide crisis intervention and support as needed within the school setting

Why You’ll Love This Position:

• Consistent full-time hours, 35 per week, supporting a lively student body
• Grow your professional network and skills within an inclusive and innovative environment
• Opportunity to make a real difference in high school students’ educational journeys
• Possibility to extend and continue your impactful work through the rest of the school year
• Interview process is streamlined with a Zoom interview

If you are passionate about advancing student well-being and eager to be part of a forward-thinking educational setting, we encourage you to apply today and take the next step in your school psychology career!

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