School Psychologist | Northampton, Pennsylvania

Job Description

Job Description

Step into a rewarding educational environment this fall, supporting students' growth and well-being as a School Psychologist on a contract basis beginning September 16th. In this role, you’ll work with approximately 650 elementary students across 1.5 school sites, providing critical services that shape positive learning experiences. The ideal candidate is passionate about making a difference and comfortable collaborating with staff and families. While full-time is preferred, there’s flexibility for part-time professionals to contribute their expertise.

What you’ll bring:

• Valid certification as a School Psychologist
• Experience or keen interest in working with elementary-aged students
• Proficiency in conducting psychoeducational assessments (anticipated caseload includes 40 testing evaluations and about 20 record reviews)
• Strong communication and organizational skills
• Ability to develop and recommend interventions, accommodations, and resources for diverse learners
• A collaborative, solutions-focused attitude

Key responsibilities:

• Performing comprehensive school psychological assessments and evaluations
• Reviewing student records and interpreting data to inform decision-making
• Participating in and contributing to multidisciplinary team meetings
• Consulting with teachers, administrators, and parents to create optimal learning environments
• Supporting the development and monitoring of interventions and educational programs
• Maintaining timely and accurate documentation to support compliance and student progress

This position offers the flexibility to customize your schedule, allowing for a work-life balance that meets your needs. You’ll also have the opportunity to make a direct impact in a highly supportive school community, contributing expertise that truly matters.

Ready to take the next step in your professional journey? Apply today and help foster student success in an environment that values your contributions and professional growth.

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