School Psychologist in Yelm, WA

Step into a rewarding opportunity for the 2026-2027 school year as a dedicated school psychologist, supporting students’ academic, social, and emotional growth. This contract position offers a hybrid work environment near Yelm, WA, balancing meaningful in-person interaction with the flexibility of remote responsibilities. Earn between $50-$65 an hour while collaborating with a forward-thinking district committed to meeting the diverse needs of its student population.

Key Qualifications & Experience:

• Valid state certification or license as a school psychologist.
• Master’s or specialist degree in school psychology or a related field.
• Experience conducting comprehensive psychoeducational assessments in a school setting.
• Well-versed in IEP processes and compliance.
• Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills for working with students, families, and multidisciplinary teams.
• Strong organizational and time management skills.
• Tech-savvy, with the ability to complete documentation and participate in virtual meetings.

Role Responsibilities:

• Conduct all required student assessments onsite to evaluate needs related to learning, behavior, and mental health.
• Prepare thorough assessment reports, which may be completed remotely.
• Attend IEP meetings virtually and/or onsite as district guidelines allow.
• Collaborate with teachers, administrators, and families to develop and monitor student intervention plans.
• Provide consultation and support to school teams regarding student strategies, behavioral supports, and crisis intervention.
• Foster a positive and inclusive school environment to promote student success and well-being.

You’ll experience a flexible hybrid schedule, onsite for vital assessments with the ability to manage much of your workflow remotely—ideal for maintaining a healthy work-life balance while making an impact!

Ready to apply your expertise in an innovative district for the upcoming school year? Submit your application today and help shape positive outcomes for students.