High School Middle School School Psychologist in Youngstown, OH

Step into a rewarding contract role serving students across elementary, middle, and high school settings for the upcoming  academic year. This opportunity is tailored for school psychologists who are committed to fostering student success and well‑being in a diverse educational environment.

Your expertise will make a meaningful impact by providing support to a wide range of students and collaborating with educators and families to address their needs. This position encompasses working within different grade levels, offering both variety and the chance to broaden your professional experience.

• Hold an active, valid school psychologist licensure issued by the state
• Prior experience in school-based settings is highly valued
• Comfortable working with elementary, middle, and high school populations
• Strong interpersonal skills for effective collaboration with staff, students, and families
• Ability to manage assessments, interventions, and progress monitoring efficiently

• Conduct cognitive, academic, and social‑emotional assessments as part of the student support process
• Interpret data to help design evidence‑based interventions for students requiring additional assistance
• Work as an integral member of multidisciplinary teams to develop and implement IEPs and 504 plans
• Provide crisis intervention and ensure students have access to appropriate mental health supports
• Offer consultation and training to teachers and caregivers regarding learning, behavior, and emotional needs
• Maintain diligent documentation and contribute to compliance with state and federal regulations

This is a full‑time contract position for the  school year with opportunities to make a lasting difference in students lives while developing your own professional skillset in a supportive school environment.

If you are passionate about advancing student outcomes and ready to step into a dynamic school psychologist role, submit your application today and help shape the future of young learners!