Enrollment Management School Psychologist

Key Responsibilities

• Review student files and educational/clinical records
• Conduct comprehensive psychological assessments, including cognitive, achievement, behavioral, personality, observational, and psychosocial evaluations
• Prepare high-quality written reports summarizing findings
• Collaborate closely with colleagues to support timely and accurate evaluations
• Manage multiple cases simultaneously in a fast-paced, high-volume environment
• Provide guidance to non-licensed or non-certified staff involved in the processes
• Supervise Master’s-level practicum students
• Deliver presentations
• Contribute to continuous improvement of assessment and enrollment processes

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in School Psychology and/or Clinical Psychology required; additional assessment training beyond the master’s level required. A doctoral degree is a plus
• School Psychologist Certification required; NCSP preferred
• Minimum of 3 years of experience administering psychological assessments in school and/or clinical settings, including both objective and projective tools
• Spanish fluency is a plus
• Demonstrated expertise in assessing children ages 4–15, including intelligence, behavioral, and personality evaluations
• Strong ability to conduct thorough, discerning file reviews with exceptional judgment
• Outstanding written communication skills, especially in report writing
• Proficiency with Microsoft applications, databases, and online assessment platforms
• Exceptional interpersonal skills; experience working with underserved populations a plus
• Prioritize managing multiple priorities in a dynamic, high-volume environment
• Must demonstrate a high degree of integrity as all MHS staff serve as role models for students
• Eager to engage with MHS students beyond core job responsibilities

Starting Pay Range

$83,000–$111,000, based on years of experience, plus an excellent benefits package.