Positions AvailablePlease contact Michelle Robertson-Shephard to post positions available. You are welcome to call/text regarding postings at 407.801.2430. Information submitted by Florida public school districts is posted without a fee. All others interested in posting information are directed to FASP's Prospectus for fees outlined and payment options. All postings will remain as submitted by default for a maximum of six months. Florida's Districts Alachua County Alachua County ACPS school psychologists provide a wide range of services including psychoeducational evaluations, consultation, crisis intervention, and counseling support. Salaries are based on degree and years of experience, with a psychologist supplement provided in addition to the regular pay scale. Summer contract work is available. Please contact Dr. Donald Reed ([email protected] or 352-955-7676 x1661) for additional information. Interested applicants should complete the online application: Located in North Central Florida, Alachua County serves Gainesville and its surrounding communities. Located within two hours of Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville, our combination of college-town vitality and protected natural beauty makes us one of a kind - a place “where nature and culture meet.” Brevard County Brevard Public Schools is on the Space Coast of Florida, hence our area code is (3-2-1 .. Blastoff!), acknowledging the amazing history of the Space and Technology Industry in the county. Our main office is in Cocoa Beach. We have 85 public schools, and we support Prek-12th grade. We offer a competitive salary, collaborative teaming, and cooperative partnerships with our schools, families, and communities. Currently, the community of Brevard County acknowledged support for Brevard Public Schools by voting in additional millage to support salaries in our school system. Current job openings can be viewed here: https://iss.brevard.k12.fl.us/JOBLST.pgm?rand=574867965 Come and ignite and accelerate your career in School Psychology with Brevard Public Schools! For any questions, please email Dr. Jayna Jenkins at [email protected] or call at 321.633.1000, Ext. 11569. Charlotte County Due to the small size of the district and the recent increase in staff allocations, Charlotte County Schools offers a unique opportunity for School Psychologists to engage in a wide variety of supports/services for our students, which range from crisis intervention, consultation, data analysis, psychoeducational evaluations, FBA/BIPs, individual/small group counseling, etc..., while serving no more than two schools. School Psychologists also have the opportunity to earn Play Therapy certification if they so choose. Experience with and knowledge of MTSS is preferred. Salaries start at $62,995 for a 204-day contract with an additional stipend of $4,080 for an Ed.S. or equivalent degree. Required minimum qualification: Ed.S. or equivalent (Masters +60) in School Psychology and a valid Florida Certification in School Psychology. For more information about school psychology employment opportunities within The School District of Charlotte County, contact Rebecca Marazon, NCSP, at 941.255.0808 (choose option 3). Or at [email protected].
(Posted 4/18/2023)
Duval County Required minimum qualification: Specialist degree or equivalent from an accredited college or university, completion of 1200-hour internship in School Psychology, and Florida Department of Education Certification as a Specialist in School Psychology. For more information please reach out to Jamie King, Supervisor of School Psychological Services at 904.858.6150 or [email protected]. Hillsborough County Hillsborough County Public Schools (HCPS) currently has several openings for full-time school psychologists (8-hour day, 205-day contract), effective immediately. School psychologists in the district provide services such as consultation, psychoeducational evaluations, individual and group counseling, and crisis intervention. Typically, school psychologists are assigned to one or two schools. Professional development opportunities are a priority since the Psychological Services department is an approved provider of Florida DOH CEs for license renewal, credits for NCSP renewal, and inservice credits for DOE certificate renewal. Salaries begin at $50,713 for a Master's degree/$52,287 for an Educational Specialist's degree/$53,845 for a Doctorate degree. Starting salaries increase with verified previous years of experience as a school psychologist. Additional financial opportunities are available as bonuses (sign-on bonus of $2000; retention bonus of $3,000; incentives for working in Achievement Schools or Renaissance Schools), for Saturday work, and for summer contracted work (typically 100-120 hours). Benefits are plenty in number and include a Coverage First Local medical plan from Humana, which has no biweekly premium for employees! Hillsborough County is situated within the Tampa Bay area, with nearby world-class beaches on the Gulf Coast, professional and semi-professional sporting events, seasonal festivals, and a variety of family-friendly activities. Interested applicants should complete an online application at: https://www.hillsboroughschools.org/domain/2498 For more information, please contact Anne Townsend, Supervisor of Psychological Services, at [email protected] or 813.273.7095.
The School District of Indian River County currently has one 10-month (196 days) school psychologist position available. The SDIRC offers a competitive salary, benefits, and degree supplements (School Psychologist-Pro/Tech 196 days). We are located approximately halfway down the east coast of Florida. Centrally located 75 miles south of the Kennedy Space Center and 135 miles north of Miami, our 543 square miles contain beautiful beaches, immaculate ocean, and riverfront communities, and endless groves of renowned Indian River oranges and grapefruits. Our district has 13 elementary schools, 4 middle schools, 2 high schools, one alternative education center, one career and adult education center, one exceptional student education school, and 5 charter schools. Come join our collaborative, innovative, and supportive group of school psychologists who are supported by a Program Specialist for Psychological Services and Director of Student Services who are both trained school psychologists. School psychologists are school-based with an average of two schools per person. We offer regular professional development, regular team meetings, and an opportunity for additional clinical supervision at no additional cost. Required minimum qualifications include a master’s degree in School Psychology from an accredited educational institution (Specialist or higher degree in School Psychology or related field preferred) and a valid Florida Certification or licensure in School Psychology and/or licensure as a Psychologist. Qualified and interested candidates should apply at: Miami-Dade County Exceptional Student Education announces immediate part-time and full-time openings for school psychologists. Applicants must have experience working with children and possess either a current certificate in school psychology from the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE) or be licensed as a psychologist through the Florida Department of Health. Interested candidates should send a cover letter, and résumé to Kelli Hunter Sheppard at [email protected].
(Posted 3/15/2023)
The School District of Osceola County is hiring for the 2023-2024 School Year. Our school psychologists work a 10-month contract, which will begin August 3, 2023. These positions are part of Student Services and include a weekly office day with advanced degree supplements. School Psychologists evaluate students referred for gifted or exceptional education (and assist in the planning and development of programs) to enable children to attain maximum achievement and adjustment in the school environment. They also conduct other activities related to student success such as the development of interventions, consultations, counseling, giving presentations, and serving as members of the district's crisis team. The School District of Osceola County is located in the southern part of Central Florida, offering suburban living while remaining close to Orlando’s metropolitan way of life. Positions can be found online at www.osceolaschools.net > Jobs > Employment > Support Staff Jobs. Contact Cara Walls, Supervisor of Psychological Services, for more info:[email protected] Pinellas County Schools is currently hiring school psychologists to start in the 2023-2024 school year. Open positions are full-time 10 month (198 days) and 7.5 hours per day. Salary supplements are available for the highest degree earned and for the level of certification – including a supplement specifically for your NCSP. A half-hour daily additional duty pay option (8-hour work day) is available to all psychologists. Extended contracts (11.5 month – 235 days) can be applied for internally as they become available. The base salary for a 10-month school psychologist holding their Ed.S. (or equivalent) and NCSP choosing to work the 8-hour day option is approximately $62,307 with benefits and increases for years of experience. We are a NASP-Approved CPD provider with Q-Interactive available for each school psychologist. No school psychologist is assigned to more than 2 traditional schools, and a majority have a single traditional school assignment (average 1.2). Our ratio of school psychologist to student is approximately 1:1000 Come join an established and growing team where you can utilize your skills across a full range of comprehensive service delivery! Interested applicants can contact Michael Cowley for additional information ([email protected] | 727.588.6047) or simply follow the link below and apply today! (Posted 3/15/2023) St. Lucie Public Schools (SLPS) is looking for school psychologists to join our dynamic team! We currently have multiple openings for full-time (11-month, instructional contract) school psychologists. SLPS school psychologists are integral parts of their school teams and provide a wide range of prevention, intervention, and consultative services. Interested applicants can apply here. For more information, please refer to the job description or contact Dr. Michelle Gillard, Coordinator of Mental Health & Psychological/Social Services, at [email protected]. Volusia County Located on Florida’s beautiful east coast, Volusia County offers something for everyone! School psychologists in Volusia County Schools enjoy working in an innovative, professional, proactive, and collaborative department. As valued team members, school psychologists have opportunities to engage in district and school initiatives that include problem solving, consultation, leadership, the provision of behavioral and mental health supports, and data analysis. Our school psychologists have opportunities to engage in all activities within the field while working within an Integrated Student Services model. |
