School Psychologist

BlueCloud Staffing; Kelso (WA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

Health coverage

401K retirement

Job summary

gobravvo is seeking a dedicated School Psychologist to support students, families, and educators. The role focuses on identifying needs, conducting assessments, and contributing to educational planning and intervention strategies.

The position emphasizes collaboration, evidence-based practice, and promoting a positive school climate. A Master’s in School Psychology and appropriate certification are required, with relocation support and competitive benefits offered.

Qualifications

• Requires a Master’s degree in School Psychology and certification eligibility.
• Experience administering educational and psychological assessments.
• Ability to collaborate with a diverse team of professionals.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Administer and coordinate psychological test batteries for students in special education.
• Interpret test results and apply findings to address learning and behavioral needs.
• Provide staff development on assessment, child development, confidentiality, and due process.
• Review assessment reports from other systems and guide staff and parents.
• Participate in IEP team meetings with psychological expertise.
• Act as liaison between the school and external agencies as needed.
• Advise staff on psychological and mental health issues affecting students.
• Promote positive staff morale and support educational goals.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Collaboration

Time management

Education

Master's in School Psychology

School Psychologist certification

Tools

Assessment tools

Job description

The role of a School Psychologist is a vital one, serving as a key resource for students, educators, and families. We are seeking a dedicated and knowledgeable School Psychologist to join our educational team for the upcoming academic year. This is a full-time opportunity designed for professionals passionate about supporting the mental health, academic achievement, and overall well-being of students through comprehensive psychological services. The School Psychologist position is ideal for candidates who are committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment and who have a strong background in educational psychology.

As a School Psychologist, you will play an essential role in identifying and assessing student needs, collaborating with educators and parents to develop effective educational strategies, and providing guidance on psychological and behavioral interventions. You will be responsible for conducting psychological assessments, interpreting results, and participating in the creation and implementation of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Your expertise will also be instrumental in promoting a positive school climate and supporting various school-wide initiatives aimed at enhancing student success.

To be considered for this School Psychologist role, candidates must possess at least a Master’s degree in School Psychology and be eligible for, or currently hold, the appropriate certification. Experience in administering educational and psychological assessments, as well as a demonstrated ability to collaborate with a diverse team of professionals, is essential. Your contributions will not only help students reach their full potential but will also support the ongoing mission to create a nurturing and effective educational environment.

The School Psychologist role offers a competitive compensation package, including health coverage, retirement plans, and relocation assistance for qualifying candidates. This opportunity provides professionals with the resources and support needed to thrive in their careers while making a lasting difference in the lives of students and families.

School Psychologist - Summary

• Full-time position available for a qualified School Psychologist.
• Key role in supporting students’ psychological and educational development.
• Essential member of the educational team, collaborating with faculty, parents, and external agencies.
• Opportunities for professional growth and meaningful impact on student outcomes.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Administer and coordinate psychological test batteries for students referred to special education, ensuring proper documentation and timely, accurate reporting.
• Assist parents and teachers in interpreting psychological test results and applying findings to address learning and behavioral needs.
• Provide staff development regarding assessment, child development, confidentiality, and due process as it relates to special education.
• Review and interpret assessment reports from other systems or agencies, guiding staff and parents in their application.
• Participate in IEP team meetings, contributing expertise in psychological and behavioral matters.
• Serve as a liaison between the school system and external social service, advocacy, or private agencies when assigned.
• Advise staff on psychological and mental health issues impacting students.
• Promote positive staff morale and contribute to achieving the goals of the educational system.

Salary & Benefits

• Competitive compensation, with weekly pay structure.
• Comprehensive health coverage provided.
• Retirement savings plan (401K) available.
• Relocation assistance for eligible candidates.
• Per diem options may be available for travel assignments.

Qualifications & Requirements

• Master’s degree in School Psychology required.
• Valid School Psychologist certification or eligibility to obtain certification.
• Expertise in administering a range of psychological and educational assessment tools.
• Ability to develop positive, effective relationships with students, parents, educators, and other professionals.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Effective time management and organizational skills to meet deadlines and complete assigned tasks efficiently.

Ideal Candidate Snapshot

• Demonstrates compassion, professionalism, and a commitment to student success.
• Collaborative approach to problem‑solving and teamwork.
• Adaptable and able to navigate diverse educational settings.
• Committed to ongoing professional development and best practices in school psychology.

Other Relevant Information

• The School Psychologist position supports a school system dedicated to student‑centered learning and holistic development.
• Candidates will receive detailed information about the role and expectations during the interview process.
• Inclusive work environment welcoming candidates from all backgrounds.