School Psychologist: Empower Student Growth & Wellbeing

Hawaiʻi State Department of Education; Kailua (HI); On-site; USD 74,325 - 88,922; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid holidays (13 per year, 14 in election years)

Vacation: 21 days per year

Sick leave: 21 days per year

Health insurance with state premium subsidies

Group life insurance for employees and retirees

Retirement plan with state contributions

Job summary

The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education is seeking School Psychologists to provide services to students in various schools across the Hawaii District. Responsibilities include delivering psycho-educational services, developing interventions, and collaborating with parents and educators.

A master's degree in school psychology or a closely related field, along with a Nationally Certified School Psychologist designation, is required. We offer a competitive salary range and generous benefits including health insurance, paid holidays, and retirement plans.

Qualifications

• Master's degree from a regionally accredited college in school psychology or related field.
• 1200-hour internship including 600 hours in a school setting.
• Current school psychologist license or certification recognized by another State.

Responsibilities

• Provide psycho-educational services to students and staff.
• Develop behavior management plans and interventions.
• Consult with parents and school personnel on educational or mental health services.
• Conduct assessments and facilitate mental health support.

Skills

Knowledge of child and adolescent development

Ability to implement school psychological services

Effective organizational and time management skills

Collaborative working relationships

Education

Master's degree in school psychology

1200-hour internship

Current Nationally Certified School Psychologist certification

Job description

The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education is seeking School Psychologists to provide services to students in various schools across the Hawaii District. Responsibilities include delivering psycho-educational services, developing interventions, and collaborating with parents and educators.

A master's degree in school psychology or a closely related field, along with a Nationally Certified School Psychologist designation, is required. We offer a competitive salary range and generous benefits including health insurance, paid holidays, and retirement plans.