School Psychologist | Metairie, Louisiana

Step into a meaningful role supporting student success as a school psychologist within a dedicated educational setting in the greater New Orleans area. This full-time, onsite contract position begins as soon as possible and runs through the end of May 2027, aligning with the school calendar and offering you the chance to make a lasting impact for multiple academic years.

Engage in a dynamic environment where your expertise will help guide students of various ages while collaborating with a supportive team of fellow professionals. Join a school community that values your insight and commitment.

Qualifications and Experience Sought:

• Must hold a current Louisiana DOE certification for School Psychologists
• Prior experience in school settings preferred
• Willingness to complete district-specific drug screening and fingerprinting, in addition to standard credentialing
• Strong assessment, consultation, and collaboration skills
• Adaptable to diverse student needs and capable of managing evolving caseloads across assigned schools

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide comprehensive psychoeducational evaluations and assessments
• Offer individual and group counseling to support student emotional and academic growth
• Consult with teachers, administrators, and parents to develop strategies that address student needs
• Participate in IEP meetings, contributing professional recommendations that foster positive outcomes
• Maintain accurate and confidential student records in compliance with district standards

Why Consider This Opportunity?

• Full-time schedule: 35 hours per week, Monday–Friday, ensuring work-life balance
• Fast-paced hiring process—interview and onboarding can be completed quickly for qualified applicants
• Work in a vibrant, student-centered environment with opportunities for collaboration and professional growth

If you are ready to bring your skills and passion to a supportive educational setting, apply now and take the next step in making a real difference in students’ lives!

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