School Psychologist - Maricopa County, AZ (#R10225)
Location : Maricopa County, AZ
Employment Type : Full-Time
Hourly Rate : $45.73 / hour
Position Overview :
Greenlife Healthcare Staffing is seeking a dedicated and highly skilled School Psychologist to join our team. This full-time, on-site role supports students through comprehensive psycho-educational assessment, consultation, intervention planning, and participation in multidisciplinary teams to promote educational success and overall well-being. The ideal candidate is collaborative, knowledgeable, and committed to maintaining the highest professional and ethical standards.
Why Join Us?
- Competitive Compensation : $45.73 / hour
- Comprehensive Benefits :
PTO
Paid Sick Time401 (k) matching 3% after 1 year of workingHealth insuranceLicense reimbursement after 1 yearBenefits from Paychex, such as PayactivGLHS is a great company to work for : 93% retention of employees 2 years+, Google reviews, great company culture, etc.Work Schedule : Full-time (40 hrs / week)Professional Growth : Develop expertise in educational psychology and IEP processesImpactful Work : Transform educational outcomes for diverse student populationsQualifications
Education : Master's / Doctorate in School PsychologyLicensure : Arizona School Psychologist Credential / License (required)Experience : Psycho-educational assessment and IEP developmentTechnical Skills :Ability to work full-time on-site at Salt River Schools (telework is not permitted).
Strong knowledge of IDEA, psycho-educational assessment practices, and school-based intervention strategies.Soft Skills : Excellent communication, collaboration, and documentation skills.Key Responsibilities
Provide psycho-educational assessments and interpret results to determine eligibility for special education services.Participate in assessment, diagnosis, and planning for students with special needs.Evaluate and assess students during disciplinary disputes (e.g., suspensions, expulsions).Provide written reports that summarize test results, observations, and input from school personnel, parents, and students.Accurately interpret and utilize student data; assist stakeholders in understanding evaluation outcomes.Use appropriate technology to enhance the quality and presentation of assessments.IEP Development & SupportParticipate on a multidisciplinary team in the development of IEPs and facilitate IEP meetings as required.
Develop student goals and objectives; consult with teachers, administrators, and service providers to monitor educational programs.Assist in writing Behavior Intervention Plans and IEP behavior goals for students with special needs.Provide guidance to school personnel regarding IDEA requirements.Counseling InterventionProvide individual and group counseling as required by IEPs or for assessment purposes.
Assist students in developing academic, career, and personal / social skills.Provide behavioral management consultation, classroom observations, monitoring, and follow-up.Consult with community mental health partners on pre-referral strategies, referrals, and ongoing programming needs.Collaboration & CommunicationInteract with staff from students’ home school districts regarding IEPs, placement decisions, and other relevant issues.
Collaborate with program support service staff and public / private agencies to support student needs.Conduct training sessions for staff, parents, and community members related to disability awareness and other relevant topics.Compliance & Professional StandardsMaintain appropriate records and documentation for each student.
Ensure confidentiality of student information in accordance with all applicable laws and ethical standards.Participate in due process procedures and professional development to maintain competencies.Adhere to all SRPMIC School Board Policies and Procedures, as well as ethics and standards of the school psychology profession.Perform additional related duties as assigned to support efficient department operations.