Miyo Health
School Psychologist
Denver, Colorado, United States · Part-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 6 days ago
Collaboration
About the role
- This position is focused primarily on conducting psychoeducational evaluations and supporting special education eligibility processes for students across the district.
- This is an excellent opportunity for a school psychologist who enjoys assessment work and is looking for a part-time, evaluation-focused caseload in a flexible remote setting.
- Complete cognitive, academic, behavioral, social-emotional, and adaptive assessments as appropriate.
Responsibilities
- Maintain accurate records and documentation in district-approved systems.
- Dedicated clinical and operational support teams.
- Evaluations and eligibility support
Requirements
- Master's, Specialist, or Doctoral degree in School Psychology from an accredited program.
- Experience conducting psychoeducational evaluations in K-12 school settings.
- Required Qualifications Master's, Specialist, or Doctoral degree in School Psychology from an accredited program.
Nice to have
- Experience using virtual assessment tools and tele-assessment best practices.
- Opportunity to make a meaningful impact for students and districts in need of specialized services.
- Competitive compensation with predictable workload expectations.
Benefits
- Collaborate with district staff, special education teams, and families to support student needs and educational planning.
- Ensure evaluations and reports comply with IDEA, Colorado Department of Education requirements, and district timelines.
- Active Colorado Department of Education (CDE) School Psychologist Authorization required prior to start date or willingness to obtain Colorado licensure prior to beginning services.
- Familiarity with Colorado special education regulations and eligibility criteria.
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