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Posted 03 August, 2026

School Psychologist | Bloomfield, Connecticut

ProCare Therapy
Bloomfield, CT, US Full Time

Job Description

Job Description

An exciting opportunity awaits for a dedicated School Psychologist eager to impact K-12 students across several schools in the Bloomfield, CT area. This full-time, contract position spans from August 2026 to June 2027, aligning with the upcoming academic year. With a 32-37.5 hour workweek, you'll play a crucial districtwide role, serving as a valued resource for diverse learners and school communities.

Key Qualifications and Desired Experience:

  • Active, valid School Psychologist certification (or eligibility) in Connecticut
  • Proven expertise supporting K-12 populations, with skill managing diverse caseloads
  • Strong skills in assessment, counseling, consultation, and intervention within an educational setting
  • Exceptional communication, collaboration, and organizational abilities
  • Comfortable traveling to multiple schools as part of a districtwide assignment
  • Committed to in-person service delivery throughout the contract term

Primary Responsibilities:

  • Conduct comprehensive psychoeducational assessments to identify student needs
  • Provide individual and group counseling to support academic, behavioral, and social-emotional growth
  • Collaborate with teachers, families, and interdisciplinary teams to design and implement effective interventions
  • Participate actively in the development and monitoring of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and 504 plans
  • Deliver professional guidance and consultation for staff on best practices in supporting student wellness and learning
  • Engage proactively in crisis intervention and prevention planning as needed

This is a rewarding chance to make a lasting difference within a supportive school environment. If you are passionate about student-centered services and ready for a dynamic, districtwide role, we’d love to connect. Apply today and help shape the educational experiences of young learners throughout the 2026-27 school year.

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