Travel School Psychologist in South Bend, IN

Job Description

Job Description

Embark on an exciting travel opportunity as a school psychologist, where your expertise supports early learners in their critical first steps into education. This travel assignment offers non-taxable stipends, travel support, individualized assistance every step of the way, and premium benefits for job security—including high-quality healthcare coverage and a 401(k) plan for your future. Experience life on assignment in the vibrant region near South Bend, IN, celebrated for its close-knit communities, cultural energy, and scenic parks, making your downtime just as rewarding as your work.

Professionally, this role immerses you in innovative special education practices, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, and groundbreaking early intervention models. You'll expand your skillset by working closely with educators, therapists, and families—fueling personal and career growth while enhancing your resume with highly sought-after experience in behavioral intervention and transition programming for preschoolers. Make a difference each day, while enjoying new surroundings and meaningful off-the-clock adventures.

Key Qualifications:

• Valid School Psychologist license in Indiana (or eligibility to obtain)
• Prior experience with Pre-K or early childhood behavioral intervention preferred
• Familiarity with evidence-based transition programs such as First Step Transition is a plus
• Strong collaborative communication and problem-solving skills
• Flexibility to occasionally work beyond standard weekly hours

Primary Responsibilities:

• Deliver on-site behavioral intervention services for Pre-K students to foster school readiness and positive social-emotional skills
• Lead implementation of the First Step Transition program—including behavioral coaching, consultation for teachers, progress monitoring, and engagement with families
• Conduct collaborative preschool evaluations with a diverse professional team (OT, PT, SLP, Autism Consultant, nurse, etc.)
• Support transition planning and classroom integration for children with special needs in a dedicated early childhood setting
• Manage a typical caseload of approximately 70 students
• Facilitate caregiver engagement and interdisciplinary collaboration during two-day assessment events

What You’ll Enjoy:

• Non-taxable stipends and travel assistance tailored to your assignment
• Comprehensive healthcare benefits and robust 401(k)
• Dynamic, supportive network for professional growth on the road
• Meaningful chance to make an impact while exploring the unique charm of northern Indiana

If you’re ready for an adventure that makes a difference, apply now and shape young futures while enriching your professional journey!

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