School Psychologist in Wilmington, DE

Soliant; Delaware; On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Soliant is seeking a qualified School Psychologist to support elementary students for the 2026/27 school year near Wilmington, Delaware. This contract role offers a hybrid schedule: three days onsite and two days remote, with collaboration across teachers, families, and support staff.

Responsibilities include psycho-educational evaluations, MTSS/IEP collaboration, and delivering counseling to promote student well-being and academic growth.

Qualifications

• Certification and state licensure as a School Psychologist
• Elementary-aged experience preferred
• Strong assessment, counseling, and consultation skills
• Excellent communication and collaboration with colleagues and families
• Familiarity with MTSS and IEP processes

Responsibilities

• Provide psycho-educational evaluations and interpret assessment results
• Develop evidence-based interventions and strategies
• Participate in IEP and eligibility conferences
• Deliver counseling and consultative services to support student success
• Collaborate with teachers, counselors, and administrators to foster positive learning environments

Skills

Assessment skills

Counseling and collaboration

Communication with families

MTSS familiarity

Education

School Psychologist certification

State licensure

Job description

Job Description

Job Description

Step into an exciting opportunity as a school psychologist supporting elementary students during the 2026/27 school year. This contract role covers a leave from mid-December through mid/late March, ideal for professionals seeking flexibility and variety in their work setting. The position is based onsite near Wilmington, DE, with the added option for a hybrid schedule: three days per week onsite at an elementary campus and two days working remotely from home.

Bring your expertise to a welcoming school community committed to fostering the growth and well-being of its students. Your role will be central in conducting assessments, collaborating with educators and families, and supporting students’ social, emotional, and academic success.

Desired Experience & Qualifications:

• Valid School Psychologist certification and relevant state licensure required
• Previous experience working with elementary-aged students is preferred
• Strong assessment, counseling, and consultation skills
• Excellent communication and collaboration abilities with both colleagues and families
• Familiarity with MTSS, IEP processes, and current best practices in school psychology

Primary Responsibilities:

• Provide comprehensive psycho-educational evaluations and interpret assessment results
• Develop and recommend evidence-based interventions and strategies
• Participate in multidisciplinary meetings, including IEP and eligibility conferences
• Deliver counseling and consultative services as needed to support student success
• Work collaboratively with teachers, counselors, and administrators to foster positive learning environments

Enjoy the unique advantages of a hybrid schedule- a balanced mix of onsite engagement and remote work- while making a meaningful impact with a supportive school team.

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