Where To Find A School Psychologist Job In BC Schools

Finding A Career in School Psychology

School psychologists, also known as educational psychologists, are highly coveted in BC school districts.  They play a pivotal role in the school community by leading various initiatives, orchestrating programs and implementing strategies to make schools a healthier place to learn.

Working in collaboration with teachers, administrators, and parents, school psychologists support students with a range of learning challenges, developmental disabilities, social-emotional, and mental health challenges thrive and succeed in the school environment.

Nine school districts across the province from Vancouver, Prince George, Fort St. John to Greater Victoria are recruiting to fill school psychologist positions immediately. These positions are district-itinerant roles and many of which are full-time continuing positions.

School psychologists employed in BC schools typically have a Master’s degree in Educational/School Psychology, BC curriculum knowledge, familiarity with psycho-educational assessments and experience in developing individual education plans (IEPs).  They are also members of the BC Association of School Psychologists.

School Psychology/Educational Psychology Job Openings

BC school districts in these BC regions are hiring as of November 23rd, 2016.

Fraser Valley

Abbotsford School District 34
School Psychologist

Metro Vancouver

Burnaby School District 41
School Psychologist

North Vancouver School District 44
School Psychologist

Vancouver School District 39
Educational Psychologist

Central BC

Prince George School District 57
School Psychologist

Vancouver Island/Sunshine Coast

Greater Victoria School District 61
District Psychologist – .2 FTE (Continuing) / .6 FTE (Temporary)

Northern BC

Peace River North School District 60 (Fort St. John)
Temporary Full-Time (1.0) District School Psychologist

School psychologist job openings are advertised throughout the school year. Find more employment opportunities in BC schools on www.makeafuture.ca.