2026-27 School Psychologist
churchill county high schoolFallon (NV)
$57,561
Apply2026-27 School Psychologist
Posted 12 days ago
churchill county high schoolFallon (NV)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$57,561
About the role
School Psychologist - District Wide$2,000 New Hire Incentive for the 2026-27 School YearPOSITION: School Psychologist - District WideMINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Master's degree from an accredited college or university in School Psychology or related field.
REQUIRED LICENSE:
Must possess or be able to possess a Nevada school psychologist license issued by the Nevada Department of Education. Hold a certificate as a nationally certified school psychologist issued by the National School Psychology Certification System of the National Association of School Psychologists; or have completed a program approved by the Board which prepares a person to be a school psychologist.
DEFINITION:
The School Psychologist will provide a full range of psychological services to children, including screening and assessment, designing remedial education programs, individual and group counseling with school staff, parents, and outside agencies as appropriate.
CURRENT SALARY:
$57,561 minimum - $116,008 maximum depending on experience and education, scheduled 202 days per year. (*Additional pay: SB500 funds will be added for the 26-27 school year)
BENEFITS:
Nevada PERS retirement contribution, health, dental, vision and life insurance. Sick leave and personal leave included. Nevada has no state income tax.
CONTACT PERSON:
Savannah Peel, HR Analyst690 S. Maine St. Fallon, NV 89406Peels@churchillcsd.com Ph#775-428-7240 ext 1113
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