School Psychologist - Coolidge, Arizona

This is an excellent opportunity for passionate School Psychologists to work on-site in a supportive educational environment. Multiple full-time contracts are available with immediate start dates and assignments running through May 27, 2027. You’ll play a vital role supporting K-12 students and collaborating with dedicated faculty to foster student success.

Opportunities include:

• Serving either an elementary or a high school setting, with projected enrollments ranging from 564 to 824 students and special education populations from 90 to 176
• Involvement in student support such as initial and re-evaluations, with 7 to 64 re-evaluations anticipated per assignment

Qualifications and Desired Experience:

• Master’s degree or higher in School Psychology or related field
• Current license or certification as a School Psychologist (or eligibility for Arizona credentials)
• Experience conducting student assessments, developing IEPs, and providing consultation to staff and families
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills for diverse school communities
• Familiarity with best practices in supporting students’ academic, social, and emotional needs

Primary Responsibilities:

• Administer and interpret assessments to identify student abilities, needs, and eligibility for special education services
• Collaborate with educators, parents, and multidisciplinary teams to develop and implement IEPs
• Support student well-being through direct services, including counseling and crisis intervention
• Conduct re-evaluations within designated timeframes
• Maintain compliant records and participate in eligibility, planning, and team meetings

You’ll work alongside a committed staff in a welcoming environment that values your professional skills. Benefit from the stability of a multi-year contract while making a meaningful difference in students’ lives. If you’re eager to grow your career and help students reach their full potential, we encourage you to apply now and make a measurable impact in the educational community.

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