Remote Educational Psychologist - Manchester, NH

Soliant; Manchester (NH); Remote; USD 55,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading organization is seeking a Remote Educational Psychologist to provide virtual psychological services in Manchester, NH. The role involves assessing and supporting elementary and middle school students, managing caseloads effectively, and participating in IEP teams. Candidates must have a Master's degree in School Psychology and current licensure, alongside a desire to enhance student outcomes through expert interventions.

Qualifications

• Current New Hampshire school psychologist licensure required.
• 2+ years of school-based experience preferred, especially in virtual delivery.
• Strong skills in assessment and intervention planning.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive psychological assessments and individualized intervention plans.
• Deliver virtual crisis response services and consult with teachers and families.
• Participate in school-wide prevention programs.

Skills

Assessment interpretation

Intervention planning

Education

Master's degree in School Psychology

Job description

Remote Educational Psychologist - Manchester, NH

Minimum 1+ years of school psychologist experience required.

Transform student outcomes through expert virtual psychological services in New Hampshire's educational landscape. Our recruiting network connects dedicated school psychologists with remote opportunities that combine professional growth with meaningful impact on student well-being and academic achievement.

Position Scope

Working 37 hours weekly, you'll provide comprehensive psychological services to elementary and middle school students through advanced virtual platforms. This role involves managing a caseload of 44-49 students, conducting evaluations, and implementing evidence-based interventions tailored to diverse learning needs.

Primary Functions

Execute comprehensive psychological assessments, develop individualized intervention plans, and provide ongoing progress monitoring for students with various academic and behavioral challenges. Key responsibilities include virtual IEP team participation, crisis response services, and collaborative consultation with teachers and families. You'll also contribute to school-wide prevention programs and staff training initiatives.

Licensure Requirements

Current New Hampshire school psychologist licensure is mandatory, along with a Master's degree in School Psychology or equivalent field. Two years of school-based experience is required, with preference for candidates experienced in virtual service delivery and elementary/middle school populations. Strong assessment interpretation and intervention planning skills are essential.

Virtual Practice Model

This remote position utilizes secure, educational technology platforms to deliver high-quality psychological services. You'll maintain regular communication with school teams and families while working independently from your professional home office environment.

If Interested, Apply Here Or Contact

Jordan Balkcom
470-900-4181