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Posted 29 July, 2026

School Psychologist | Columbus, Indiana

Soliant
Columbus, IN, US Full Time

Job Description

Job Description

Make a meaningful impact on students’ educational journeys by serving as a School Psychologist in a dynamic K-8 setting. This contract position offers a unique opportunity to apply your expertise, either on-site or virtually, supporting several elementary schools and a middle school near Columbus, Indiana. The assignment runs from August 5, 2026, through May 19, 2027, with a consistent Monday–Friday schedule totaling 37.5 hours per week.

Key Qualifications:

  • Active Indiana license in School Psychology (required for all candidates)
  • Previous experience conducting psychoeducational assessments strongly preferred
  • Solid knowledge of special education law, compliance, and eligibility criteria
  • Comfortable collaborating with multidisciplinary staff and engaging with families to support student well-being
  • Adaptability to shift between in-person and remote service delivery as needed

Primary Responsibilities:

  • Complete 60–80 special education evaluations over the course of the school year
  • Serve PreK-6 elementary sites and a 7th/8th grade middle school, with flexibility based on delivery method
  • Produce clear, comprehensive documentation and communicate findings to staff and families
  • Actively participate in monthly team meetings and report directly to the district supervisor
  • Support the broader school community in creating safe, inclusive learning environments for all students

Become part of a professional culture that values your contributions and encourages ongoing development. You’ll work alongside committed educators, all focused on making a genuine difference in students’ lives.

Take the next step in advancing your career in school psychology—apply today to lend your expertise to students and staff. This is a rewarding opportunity to foster student success while expanding your professional horizons. Submit your application now to help students thrive in their academic and personal growth.

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