Bilingual School Psychologist

Sonora, California

School Psychologist

Location: Sonora, CA 95370
Pay: $85–$95/hour
Schedule: Full-time, school year assignment
Setting: District-based, in-person

ISO Workforce Alliance is partnering with a school district in Sonora, California to identify a qualified School Psychologist to support students ages 0–22 through psychoeducational assessment, consultation, intervention, and collaboration with school teams and families.

This is an in-person role focused on assessment, IEP support, crisis response, and preventive mental health services within a special education framework.

Role Summary

Under the direction of the Director of Special Education, the School Psychologist provides psychoeducational evaluations, consultative services, counseling, and behavioral intervention support for students with learning, emotional, and adjustment needs. This role is a key member of the IEP and Educational Assessment teams.

Key Responsibilities

Conduct psychoeducational evaluations for referred students (ages 0–22)
Prepare written evaluation reports covering cognitive, affective, and sensorimotor domains
Participate as a member of IEP and Educational Assessment Service teams
Provide consultation to teachers, administrators, and families
Assist in the development of behavior plans, instructional strategies, and intervention plans
Provide short-term counseling and crisis intervention for students and families
Deliver preventive mental health services such as classroom presentations and stress reduction programs
Participate in parent-teacher conferences and placement meetings
Support ongoing re-evaluations in accordance with legal mandates
Assist in the development of Special Education policies and procedures

Knowledge & Skills

Child development and learning theory
Assessment tools and psychoeducational testing procedures
Instructional materials and intervention strategies
Multicultural considerations in assessment and service delivery

Core Abilities

Build positive relationships with students, families, and school staff
Identify learning strengths and areas of need
Develop appropriate instructional and behavioral interventions
Analyze student data and translate findings into meaningful recommendations

Required Qualifications

Valid California Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Credential with authorization in School Psychology
Valid California driver’s license
Ability to pass required employment entrance exams
Experience with preschool populations preferred but not required