Travel School Psychologist - Kansas City, Kansas

Job Description

Job Description

Exciting opportunities are available for travel professionals passionate about supporting students through school psychology in a dynamic educational setting. Travel assignments like this one offer an unbeatable mix of professional adventure, premium compensation (with non-taxable stipends), travel assistance, top-tier health benefits, a 401(k) plan, and the security of consistent placement. If you’re eager for growth and ready to boost your career in school psychology with valuable, in-demand experience, this is the perfect next step.

Located just outside of Kansas City, KS, this assignment puts you in a vibrant Midwestern city renowned for its friendly communities, cultural hotspots, and delicious food scene. Working here provides the chance to enhance your professional skill set while enjoying local festivals, historical sites, and the renowned Kansas City barbecue. The location makes it easy to explore the heartland during your downtime, ensuring your work-life balance is both fulfilling and adventurous.

You’ll step into a specialized K-12 district role that focuses on educational assessments for students with significant disabilities—ranging from non-verbal communication to physical impairments and assistive technology (AT) usage. Expect to travel between multiple campus sites, supporting a diverse student population, and gaining hands-on experience with a variety of assessment tools and collaborative teams. Detailed caseload specifics will be provided during the interview process, giving you the opportunity to tailor your expertise accordingly.

Qualifications & Desired Experience:

• State license/certification as a School Psychologist
• Experience in K-12 educational environments preferred
• Working knowledge of assessments for students with intense/multiple disabilities
• Familiarity with non-verbal, physically impaired, and AT device-using students is a plus
• Ability to travel between different school sites as needed

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct in-person assessments and evaluations for students with complex needs
• Collaborate with special education teams and families to develop appropriate interventions
• Travel between campus sites within the district for in-person assessments
• Contribute professional insights and documentation to support IEP planning

Benefits & Perks:

• Tax-free travel stipends
• Premium compensation
• Comprehensive healthcare coverage
• Retirement plan with 401(k) options
• Travel support services
• Long-term job security
• Opportunities for professional development

Step beyond routine roles—expand your experience, make a lasting impact, and enjoy new places along the way. Ready for your next career adventure? Apply today to help shape brighter futures!

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