Soliant
A full-time opportunity is available for a licensed School Psychologist to support K-12 students in Greeneville, TN for the 2025-26 school year. The position begins on July 1, 2025, and involves a 37.5-hour work week in a contract role spanning the entire school year.
If you are interested in applying for this job, please make sure you meet the following requirements as listed below. Key Qualifications: Masters degree in School Psychology Current valid School Psychology license with appropriate endorsement Experience working in K-12 educational settings preferred Primary Responsibilities: Conduct psychological assessments and diagnose referred students Maintain accurate records and prepare detailed reports Collaborate and communicate effectively with parents, teachers, and staff Address psychological or mental health concerns to support student well-being Track and report services provided to parental placed students with special needs in private or home school environments This role offers a meaningful chance to impact student success and mental health outcomes positively. While the caseload will be determined upon placement, this position requires strong organizational and diagnostic skills, as well as the ability to work closely with diverse educational teams. Only one opening is available at this time, making this a unique opportunity to join a dedicated school community and contribute to the holistic development of students across all grade levels. Qualified candidates ready to make a difference in educational psychology are encouraged to apply to be considered for this important role.
If you are interested in applying for this job, please make sure you meet the following requirements as listed below. Key Qualifications: Masters degree in School Psychology Current valid School Psychology license with appropriate endorsement Experience working in K-12 educational settings preferred Primary Responsibilities: Conduct psychological assessments and diagnose referred students Maintain accurate records and prepare detailed reports Collaborate and communicate effectively with parents, teachers, and staff Address psychological or mental health concerns to support student well-being Track and report services provided to parental placed students with special needs in private or home school environments This role offers a meaningful chance to impact student success and mental health outcomes positively. While the caseload will be determined upon placement, this position requires strong organizational and diagnostic skills, as well as the ability to work closely with diverse educational teams. Only one opening is available at this time, making this a unique opportunity to join a dedicated school community and contribute to the holistic development of students across all grade levels. Qualified candidates ready to make a difference in educational psychology are encouraged to apply to be considered for this important role.