What does a School Psychologist do?
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What the job involves
- Conduct psychological and psychoeducational assessments to identify student needs.
- Participate in meetings to develop and review individualized education plans.
- Collaborate with teachers, parents, and staff to support student learning.
- Provide counseling and crisis intervention to students and families.
- Develop and recommend interventions to address behavioral and academic concerns.
- Monitor student progress and maintain accurate records of services.
- Serve as a member of multidisciplinary teams to support special education.
Summed up from 30 recent School Psychologist job postings.
Skills employers ask for
- School Psychology 9 in 10 postings
- Psychoeducational Evaluation 4 in 10 postings
- Special Education 2 in 10 postings
- Individualized Education Program 1 in 10 postings
- Psychological Assessment 1 in 10 postings
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Certifications and licenses
- Driver's License 1 in 15 postings
- Working With Children Check 1 in 30 postings
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Education asked for
- Associate degree 1 in 175 postings
- Bachelor's degree 1 in 15 postings
- Master's degree 9 in 10 postings
- Doctorate 1 in 15 postings
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Is this role in demand?
671 open School Psychologist jobs across the US right now.
Most openings
- Illinois106 open
- Ohio52 open
- Pennsylvania47 open
- Texas39 open
- New York36 open
Typical pay $120,800 a year (most between $101k and $135k). See the full salary breakdown