School Psychologist | Sterling Heights, Michigan

Make an impact supporting students across two campuses in a part-time School Psychologist opportunity. This contract role allows you to work 12–14 hours per week and offers a unique blend of meaningful responsibilities, collaboration, and flexibility—perfect for those seeking to make a difference without taking on a full-time schedule.

In this position, you’ll conduct thorough student evaluations, provide crisis intervention services, and create detailed psychology reports. The caseload is split between you and an experienced direct psychologist, who will be available to support and consult as needed. You’ll have the opportunity to build strong working relationships across your assigned campuses and help foster a positive learning environment for students.

Your assignments will run from ASAP through the end of the school year (EOSY), with immediate start available for a qualified candidate.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Valid school psychologist credentials for Michigan
• Prior experience with evaluations, report writing, and crisis intervention in a school setting
• Ability to manage tasks across multiple campuses efficiently
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Collaborative mindset and ability to work well with other professionals

Role Responsibilities:

• Complete student evaluations in compliance with school and state guidelines
• Deliver crisis intervention services as needed
• Write comprehensive, accurate, and timely psychological reports
• Work closely with the direct psychologist for support, troubleshooting, and resource sharing
• Serve as a liaison and resource for staff and administration at your campuses

This contract position is an excellent way to advance your career and broaden your professional experience in a flexible, supportive setting.

If you are passionate about supporting student success, ready to take on varied responsibilities, and committed to best practices in school psychology, apply now for immediate consideration. Your expertise can help shape a better learning environment this school year!