Help Students Reach Their PotentialTX-STAR Speech Language Services supports school districts across Texas by connecting students with specialized academic, behavioral, and mental health services. We are hiring School Psychologists for educational assignments in Austin and nearby communities.These opportunities are suited for professionals who value thoughtful assessment, collaborative problem-solving, and practical interventions that help students succeed academically, socially, and emotionally.Your Role and ResponsibilitiesAs a School Psychologist, you will help campus teams understand student needs, make informed eligibility decisions, and develop appropriate educational and behavioral supports.In this role, you will:Plan and complete comprehensive psychological and psychoeducational evaluationsSelect, administer, score, and interpret cognitive, achievement, behavioral, and social-emotional measuresIntegrate assessment results, records, observations, and stakeholder input into clear evaluation findingsProvide recommendations related to eligibility, educational programming, accommodations, and student servicesSupport the creation and ongoing review of Individualized Education ProgramsConsult with educators and families regarding learning concerns, behavior, intervention strategies, and student progressAssist campus personnel with classroom interventions, behavior plans, and data-based problem-solvingParticipate in ARD and IEP meetings and explain evaluation results in clear, accessible languageComplete initial evaluations and reevaluations within required state, federal, and district timelinesMaintain organized case files, reports, service records, and compliance documentationCoordinate effectively with teachers, administrators, related-service providers, and multidisciplinary teamsQualifications for This PositionMaster’s degree in School Psychology or a closely related disciplineValid Texas credential permitting practice as a School PsychologistExperience evaluating cognitive functioning, academic performance, behavior, and social-emotional needsWorking knowledge of IDEA, FERPA, special education eligibility, evaluation requirements, and procedural safeguardsStrong report-writing, presentation, consultation, and interpersonal communication skillsAbility to manage several evaluations, deadlines, meetings, and campus responsibilities simultaneouslyCapacity to work independently while contributing effectively to collaborative school teamsEnglish and Spanish bilingual skills are preferredWork Setting and Scheduling OptionsSchool-based opportunities in Austin and surrounding areasAssignments may serve students from prekindergarten through high schoolAvailable work arrangements may include:Full-time placementsPart-time schedulesHybrid assignments when supported by district proceduresTravel between campuses may be part of certain placementsAdditional evaluation work during evenings or weekends may be offeredAssignments are matched according to credentials, experience, schedule, and district demandWhat You Can Expect from TX-STARCompensation aligned with your professional backgroundFlexible assignment and scheduling possibilitiesConsistent bi-weekly payrollMedical, dental, and vision insurance plan optionsA workplace culture centered on support, communication, and respectOngoing assistance from experienced program personnelEmployee referral incentive opportunitiesAccess to professional development and career-growth resourcesConnections to an extensive network of Texas school partnersLearn More About TX-STARTX-STAR Speech Language Services has worked with Texas school districts since 2010 and currently supports more than 40 districts, in addition to educational agencies and regional cooperatives. We help schools identify qualified special education and student-services professionals who understand the responsibilities of educational practice.Our team takes a careful approach to coordinating placements that align professional expertise with campus needs. Through responsive communication and reliable partnerships, we help schools provide students with appropriate assessment, intervention, and educational support.