School Psychologist

Job Description Step into a meaningful role supporting student growth and well-being during a pivotal leave coverage for the upcoming school year. This contract opportunity, running from mid-December through mid/late March, spans both onsite and remote settings - offering an ideal blend of professional engagement and work-life balance. Spend three days a week onsite at an elementary school and two days working from home, applying your expertise where it matters most. Key Qualifications: Active School Psychologist certification or licensure Experience working as a school psychologist, preferably at the elementary level Strong assessment, counseling, and consultation skills Ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, teachers, families, and administrators Adaptable to onsite and remote work environments Excellent written and verbal communication skills Primary Responsibilities: Conduct comprehensive psychological and academic assessments Deliver individual and group counseling to students Collaborate with educators and support staff to develop and implement intervention strategies Participate in IEP meetings, providing expert insights and recommendations Maintain accurate records and prepare reports in compliance with school and regulatory guidelines Serve as a key resource for crisis intervention and behavioral support Why This Opportunity Stands Out: Unique hybrid schedule allowing for both onsite impact and remote flexibility Valuable experience in an engaging elementary school environment Opportunity to provide continuous care and support during a critical staff absence Expand your professional skills while making a difference in students' lives If you’re a compassionate and skilled school psychologist ready for a rewarding contract role this school year, your expertise can help shape positive outcomes for students and staff alike. #J-18808-Ljbffr