Educational Psychologist

School Psychologist – Michigan | Immediate Opportunity

Clarifis Staffing Solutions is partnering with a Michigan school district to identify a dedicated School Psychologist who is committed to supporting student achievement and well-being. This full-time, school-based role will continue through the end of the current academic year and offers the chance to work with a diverse student population while contributing to a positive and supportive learning environment. In this position, you will serve students across multiple grade levels through an organized alphabetical caseload model.

You will provide services to both general education students and those receiving support through 504 plans, helping identify learning challenges, address behavioral and social-emotional concerns, and promote strategies that strengthen student success both inside and outside the classroom. As a valued member of the school's multidisciplinary support team, you will conduct comprehensive psycho educational assessments, interpret evaluation results, and assist teams in determining eligibility and appropriate supports.

Collaboration will be central to this role, as you work closely with teachers, administrators, counselors, and families to design and implement effective, research-based interventions. You will also participate in IEP and 504 meetings, offering professional guidance that helps teams make informed decisions for each student. Additional responsibilities include providing consultation to staff, assisting with progress monitoring, and supporting intervention planning while ensuring compliance with district procedures as well as state and federal regulations.

This role presents an excellent opportunity for a School Psychologist who is eager to make a meaningful difference while working alongside a collaborative team focused on helping every student succeed.

Requirements: NASP certification is preferred, it is not mandatory. A valid Michigan School Psychologist certification or license is required. Master's degree or higher in School Psychology, Educational Psychology, or a closely related discipline. Strong analytical abilities, along with effective communication and collaborative skills to support multidisciplinary teamwork.