Travel School Psychologist - Evans, GA

Job Description

Job Description

A unique opportunity awaits for professionals ready to make an impact as a travel School Psychologist in the engaging community near Evans, GA. This placement offers the chance to work onsite, supporting elementary and middle school students across three to four campuses for the full academic year. Travel roles like this are especially rewarding—they provide attractive non-taxable stipends, ongoing travel support, premium compensation, comprehensive healthcare benefits, a 401(k) plan, and lasting job security.

Evans, Georgia, is celebrated for its friendly neighborhoods and scenic settings. Serving here goes beyond professional contribution—it’s an invitation to soak up Southern charm, enjoy vibrant local culture, and find adventure in your off-hours. As you move between schools, each new location and team offers exposure to a mosaic of best practices and leadership styles. Your expertise will grow, your resume will stand out with varied hands-on experiences, and your downtime can be spent discovering everything the region offers.

This full-time position is immediately available, following a Monday-Friday schedule of 40 hours per week, with a daily start time to be confirmed. You’ll receive assignments in both elementary and middle school settings, supporting diverse student needs.

Qualifications:

• Active Georgia PSC Certificate in School Psychology (submit verification snapshot with application)
• Prior school-based psychology experience
• Proficiency in psychoeducational evaluations and eligibility assessments
• Strong skills in report-writing, documentation, and developing behavior support plans
• Experience coordinating and leading parent and eligibility meetings
• Ability to efficiently manage responsibilities across multiple locations
• Reliable transportation required for daily travel between assigned schools
• Full-time availability through June 2027

Responsibilities:

• Lead psychoeducational evaluations and assessments
• Draft psychological and eligibility reports, behavior support plans, and maintain thorough documentation
• Facilitate and lead parent request and eligibility meetings across assigned sites
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, educators, and families to support students
• Ensure compliance with district, state, and federal documentation standards

Perks:

• Competitive travel compensation and non-taxable stipends
• Travel assistance and travel reimbursement
• 401(k) and comprehensive healthcare coverage
• Diverse professional growth opportunities
• Expand your resume in a dynamic multi-school role

Ready to advance your career, explore new settings, and deliver vital support to students? Apply now to set your application in motion!

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