School Psychologist

Career Links

  • Vancouver, WA
  • Permanent
  • Full-time
  • 15 days ago
At Career Links, we bring together what makes being a therapist, social worker, interpreter, psychologist, educator, or healthcare professional so rewarding — meaningful work, supportive environments, exciting locations, and outstanding benefits.We take pride in pairing top healthcare professionals with exceptional facilities across the nation. With integrity, understanding, and professionalism, we’re committed to helping you thrive.Position: School PsychologistLocation: Various opportunities available nationwide
Reports To: Director of Special Services
Type: Full-time
Salary: Competitive, based on experience and qualificationsQualificationsValid Pupil Personnel Services Certificate with School Psychologist Endorsement (K–12)Strong knowledge of federal and state special education laws, administrative rules, and district policyExperience in classroom settings (teaching, student teaching, or special education practicum)Deep understanding of guidance techniques and school-based counseling program designProficient with educational and assessment technologiesExceptional interpersonal, organizational, and leadership skillsProven ability to collaborate effectively with students, parents, staff, and community organizationsCommitted to confidentiality, professionalism, and student well-beingJob SummaryAs a School Psychologist, you’ll help students achieve their full potential by supporting their mental health and emotional well-being. You’ll identify barriers to learning and collaborate with educators and families to create effective interventions and individualized education plans (IEPs). You’ll also play a vital role in special education services, psychological evaluations, and district-wide support initiatives.Key ResponsibilitiesDirect & Indirect CounselingProvide individual and group counseling for students facing school-related difficultiesOffer consultation and psychological support to parents and staffConduct comprehensive psychological assessments and evaluationsSpecial Education SupportAssist in referral, evaluation, classification, and placement processesDevelop and interpret psychological reports for IEPs and Child Study Team decisionsSupport teachers with strategies for both general and special education studentsStay current with laws, policies, and best practices in special educationDistrict & Community CollaborationServe as a case manager and maintain detailed case recordsCollaborate with external health and social agenciesDeliver in-service trainings and parent workshopsAdvocate for student wellness and developmental needs across the school communityBenefitsCompetitive salaryMedical, dental, and vision insuranceFlexible spending accounts (FSAs)Paid time off (PTO)Retirement plansContinuing education & professional development supportLife insurance & disability coverageAdditional voluntary benefit optionsWhy Career Links?We know the difference a passionate professional can make in a student’s life. That’s why we work hard to find the best opportunities for talented individuals like you—so you can do what you love, where you’re needed most.Ready to make an impact?
Apply today to become a part of the Career Links network and help shape the future of student wellness and success.

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