School Psychologist in Ashland City, TN
Job Description
Make a difference in the lives of young learners as a School Psychologist within a vibrant and collaborative elementary school setting. As a vital member of a dedicated team, you’ll have the chance to support the growth and wellbeing of children in grades K–5 for the 2026–2027 school year. This full-time contract position provides a dynamic opportunity to utilize your expertise and compassion in a welcoming educational environment near Nashville, TN.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct comprehensive psychoeducational assessments to guide academic and behavioral supports
- Participate actively in eligibility meetings and contribute to thorough evaluation reports
- Partner closely with educators, administrators, and families for holistic student support
- Consult on interventions promoting academic, behavioral, and social-emotional development
- Support the creation and implementation of IEPs, ensuring adherence to all regulations
- Assist with crisis intervention and foster initiatives that promote a positive, inclusive school climate
Desired Qualifications:
- Master’s, Specialist (Ed.S.), or Doctoral degree in School Psychology
- Active School Psychologist certification/licensure, or eligibility, in Tennessee
- Previous experience in elementary school settings preferred
- Exceptional interpersonal, communication, and teamwork skills
- Well-organized, detail-oriented, and adaptable to evolving school needs
What You’ll Experience:
Step into a role with supportive school leadership and a collaborative, mission-driven team. Enjoy competitive compensation, weekly pay, and benefits eligibility for qualified professionals. From your first day through to the end of your assignment, a dedicated recruiter will offer personalized support, ensuring a smooth and rewarding experience.
If you are passionate about guiding young students toward academic and personal success, take the next step in your career. Send in your application today and explore how you can make a lasting difference in elementary education!
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