School Psychologist | Media, Pennsylvania
School Psychologist | Media, Pennsylvania
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Valid and active School Psychologist certification/licensure for Pennsylvania
- Prior experience in a school-based environment
- Comfortable working in an urban district and familiar with the challenges and rewards of such settings
- Ability to complete all required Pennsylvania clearances
- Strong skills in assessments, evaluations, and interpreting results
- Reliable transportation to ensure timely onsite attendance
- Flexibility to work the set schedule with no accommodations for shifts
- Professional demeanor and adaptability within diverse educational teams
- Evaluate and support students in grades 6–8 (Toby Farms, 8:15AM–3PM) or assist with OOD evaluations and overflow for a middle school caseload (ESA Middle School, 8:30AM–4PM)
- Deliver comprehensive psychoeducational assessments, participate in multidisciplinary team meetings, and contribute to intervention planning
- Maintain precise, timely documentation for all assessment and intervention activities
- Foster positive relationships with students, staff, and families to develop support strategies
- Work closely with educators to address academic, behavioral, and social-emotional needs
- Secure a contract from your start date through June 10, 2027 Five full days onsite per week, allowing for consistency and meaningful involvement
- Collaborate with dedicated professionals who value innovation and student success
- Support and onboarding provided, including a streamlined Zoom interview process
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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