Las Cruces School Psychologist Position - Remote Opportunity in New Mexico

Caseloads usually range from 50-65 students across various grade levels including elementary, middle, and high school populations. Standard work weeks consist of 37.5 hours dedicated to assessment, consultation, meetings, intervention support, and documentation.

• Administering cognitive, academic achievement, and social-emotional assessments
• Writing thorough evaluation reports with educationally relevant recommendations
• Attending IEP meetings and eligibility determination conferences
• Consulting with teachers on classroom management and instructional modifications
• Designing behavior support plans based on functional assessment
• Providing brief counseling interventions for individuals and small groups
• Participating in RTI/MTSS team meetings
• Training staff on psychological topics relevant to student success
• Maintaining detailed records and meeting compliance deadlines
• Collaborating with community mental health providers when appropriate

• Current New Mexico School Psychologist licensure
• Master's degree in School Psychology (Specialist or Doctorate preferred)
• Minimum two years of school psychology experience in K-12 settings
• Strong assessment and interpretation skills
• Solid understanding of special education law, child psychopathology, and evidence-based interventions
• Experience delivering services via telehealth platforms
• Excellent written communication for report generation and verbal skills for effective remote consultation

• Competitive Salary
• Weekly Paycheck
• Matching 401(k) Plan
• Extensive Medical Coverage
• Licensing Assistance
• Custom Housing
• Travel Assistance
• Professional Development Reimbursement