As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 16 school psychologist jobs in Canada. The most active employers are PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority, Frontier School Division and School District #44 (North Vancouver). Skills often requested: school psychology, communication skills, teaching and computer skills.
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1+ YOECandidates need a current BC psychologist licence, doctoral training in school or educational psychology, and recent experience with children, adolescents and families in a child development or healthcare setting. Strong written and oral communication, teaching ability and commitment to Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism are required.
Provide information, Patient care, School psychology, Decision making, Leadership, Communication skills
1+ YOECandidates need a doctoral degree in school or educational psychology, a current BC psychologist licence, and about one year of recent work with children, adolescents and families. Knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, anti-racism and related foundational documents is also required.
Provide information, Patient care, School psychology, Decision making, Leadership, Communication skills
1+ YOEPHSA needs a licensed psychologist with a doctorate in school or educational psychology and at least one year of recent work with children, adolescents and families. Candidates also need strong knowledge of Indigenous health, settler colonialism, systemic racism, and the TRC Calls to Action, UNDRIP and BC's Declaration Act.
Communication skills, Presentation skills, Provide information, Patient care, School psychology, Decision making
Candidates need a Master's degree in school or educational psychology and qualifications meeting BC Association of School Psychologists membership standards. Strong assessment, intervention and team collaboration skills are needed.
2+ YOECandidates need a master's in school psychology or a related field, certification or eligibility with the BC Association of School Psychologists or registration with the College of Psychologists, and BC teaching certification. They also need proven education experience and qualification to administer Level C tests.
Candidates need a Master's in School Psychology or Educational Psychology and recent experience as a School Psychologist, with Level C psycho-educational assessment training. Eligibility for BC Association of School Psychologists certification, a valid BC driver's licence and reliable transportation are also required.
School psychology, Teaching, Collaboration, Behavioural disorders, Learning difficulties
Candidates need a master's degree in school or educational psychology and licensing with the College of Health Care Professionals of British Columbia. Teaching certification with the BC Teacher Regulation Branch is an asset.
Candidates need a master's degree in school or educational psychology, or a related field focused on school psychology. They must be registered or certified as a School Psychologist and be a member of, or eligible for, the BC Association of School Psychologists or the College of Psychologists of BC.
Candidates need a Master's degree in school or educational psychology, registration with the College of Psychologists of British Columbia, and training in individual intelligence and curriculum-based testing. Prior experience working in the education system is also required.
Candidates need a Master's in School Psychology or Educational Psychology, membership or eligibility for BC Association of School Psychologists or College of Psychologists BC, and training in learning disability assessment.
Guide staff, School psychology, Teaching, Organizational skills, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills
Candidates need a Master of Education in School Psychology and registration with the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC as a Licensed School Psychologist. Strong assessment, IEP design, curriculum and communication skills are expected.
School psychology, Learning difficulties, Organizational skills, Communication skills, Teaching
Candidates need a Master of Education in School Psychology and BC licensing as a School Psychologist. They also need strong psycho-educational assessment skills, experience with Individual Education Plans and inclusive practice, and clear communication.
School psychology, Learning difficulties, Organizational skills, Communication skills, Teaching
Candidates need a Master's in School Psychology, a valid Manitoba School Psychologist Certificate (or eligibility for it), and formal training in psychoeducational assessment. Strong communication skills and a commitment to culturally safe practice with Indigenous and First Nation communities are also required.
School psychology, Communication skills, Computer skills, Mental health, Behavioural disorders, Confidentiality
Candidates need a Master's degree in school psychology, a Manitoba School Psychologist Certificate (or eligibility for it), and formal training in psychoeducational assessment. Strong clinical, communication and organizational skills and a commitment to culturally safe practice with Indigenous and First Nation communities are required.
School psychology, Communication skills, Computer skills, Mental health, Behavioural disorders, Confidentiality
Surrey Schools needs a Master's degree in School Psychology and registration as a Licensed Psychologist or Licensed School Psychologist with the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC, or a provisional licence. Candidates should know current curriculum and evidence-based instruction and be committed to inclusion.
Mental health, Provide information, Attend meetings, Case management, Research, School psychology
Candidates need a graduate degree in psychology and registration with the NS Board of Psychology, plus extensive training and experience in psychology. They must communicate well in a team, give presentations on best practices, and apply psychological knowledge to student mental health and achievement.
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority (3), Frontier School Division (2), School District #44 (North Vancouver) (2), School District #27 (Cariboo-Chilcotin) (1) and Abbotsford School District (1).
What skills do school psychologist jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention school psychology, communication skills, teaching, computer skills, decision making, provide information, research and report writing.