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School-Based Clinical Supervisor / Behavioral Consultant

Detroit, MI
$45–$55/hour
Monday–Friday | School Hours
No Evenings • No Weekends • School Breaks Off

Pediatric Behavior Solutions is hiring a School-Based Clinical Supervisor / Behavioral Consultant to support young children in preschool classrooms through behavioral consultation and collaboration with teachers and families.

Benefits

$45–$55/hourSchool-day scheduleNo clinic or in-home servicesPaid trainingSupportive team

Qualifications

BCBA, BCaBA, QBHP, LMSW/LLMSW, LPC/LLPC, School Psychologist, Early Childhood Special Education Teacher, or other Michigan-qualified ABA providers.

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We are a supportive ABA practice providing naturalistic, play-based therapy in homes and community settings. Our approach focuses on creating joyful learning opportunities that help children thrive in real-life environments. We value collaboration, ongoing mentorship, and professional growth for every team member.

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Step into a dynamic opportunity supporting students in a vibrant school community near Detroit, MI. This full-time contract role focuses on providing speech-language pathology services to a diverse pediatric caseload, working across two school buildings serving PK through 8th grade. The typical day starts between 7:15 and 7:45 AM and ends between 3:45 and 4:15 PM, with the option to adjust hours as needed for work-life balance.

Key Qualifications:

Current SLP licensure and Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC)Experience working with pediatric populations, particularly in school settingsAbility to manage a caseload of approximately 50 students across grades PK-8Skilled at collaborating with educators, families, and multidisciplinary teamsStrong organizational and communication abilities

Primary Responsibilities:

Evaluate, diagnose, and treat speech, language, and communication disorders in studentsDevelop and implement individualized education plans (IEPs)Track student progress, maintain accurate documentation, and provide updates to staff and familiesParticipate in IEP meetings, parent conferences, and team planning sessionsOffer consultation and resources to teachers and support staff on communication strategiesFoster an inclusive, positive environment that helps students thrive academically and socially

Enjoy a welcoming, collaborative setting where contracted professionals are valued as essential team members. You'll have the chance to arrive a day or two before school starts to get acclimated, allowing for a smooth transition into the school year.

Ready to make a meaningful impact in students' lives while enjoying a supportive, flexible atmosphere? Take the next step in your speech-language pathology career and apply today—your expertise will help shape brighter futures.

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This opportunity is ideal for a licensed pharmacist with experience in long-term care pharmacy, looking to contribute expertise in medication management and patient safety. The role involves ensuring accuracy and compliance in dispensing medications, alongside collaborating with healthcare providers to optimize therapeutic outcomes.

Location:

Detroit, MI

Schedule:

Full-time10:00 am – 6:30 pm

Key Responsibilities:

Verify medication orders and conduct final product checks adhering to federal, state, and company regulationsPerform comprehensive drug utilization reviews, addressing clinical alerts, drug interactions, and therapy-related issues with prescribers to ensure safe and effective medication use

Qualifications:

Clear and active pharmacist license in the state of MichiganMinimum of 1 year of experience as a pharmacist, ideally with exposure to long-term care pharmacy settingsStrong knowledge of federal and state pharmacy regulationsExcellent attention to detail and communication skills

This contract role offers a meaningful way to apply your pharmacy skills in a regulated, supportive environment focused on patient care. If you meet the qualifications and are ready to take on a pivotal pharmacist position, submit your application today to advance your career in long-term care pharmacy.

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Step into a dynamic role as a full-time Occupational Therapist, supporting students in a variety of school-based and home health settings. You’ll work collaboratively with educational teams in the Detroit area to empower children and adolescents through skill development, adaptive strategies, and hands-on therapy. Immediate interviews available—make a positive impact where you’re needed most!

Desired Skills & Experience:

Valid Occupational Therapist licensureExperience in pediatric, school, or home health settingsExpertise in fine and gross motor assessments and interventionsAbility to develop and oversee individualized treatment plansComfort working in both classroom and home environmentsStrong communication and collaboration abilities

Primary Responsibilities:

Evaluate student abilities and create tailored occupational therapy plansProvide direct therapy sessions focusing on fine and gross motor developmentDocument progress, maintain compliance, and update educational teams and caregiversCollaborate with teachers, support staff, and families to promote optimal learning and participationAdapt strategies to address diverse developmental needs and unique learning profilesConduct screenings, re-evaluations, and make recommendations for assistive devices when appropriate

What’s Offered:

Comprehensive healthcare benefits package for your well-beingFull-time hours with dependable scheduling401k plan to help you invest in your futureSupportive environment with experienced professionalsOpportunities to grow your skillset and impact young lives

This opportunity puts you at the center of student development, offering the chance to make measurable change both in schools and at home. If you bring dedication, clinical expertise, and compassion to your practice, don’t miss out—apply today to schedule your interview and start making a difference!

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Make a positive impact in students’ lives by providing essential support within a high school resource room setting. This full-time contract opportunity, beginning September 8, 2026, calls for a skilled Special Education professional ready to empower adolescents’ academic and personal growth. Early onboarding before August 27 allows for attendance at professional development sessions, ensuring a seamless transition into the role.

Key Qualifications:

Experience working as a Special Education Teacher in a high school environment is highly valuedResourceful in supporting a diverse student caseload (approximately 14–20 students)Knowledgeable in Michigan's educational system; Michigan Special Education Certification strongly preferredProficient in academic intervention, social-emotional support, and behavior management strategiesEffective communicator with students, colleagues, and familiesOrganized and adaptable in a dynamic school environment

Primary Responsibilities:

Provide targeted academic assistance to students in 9th grade or 10th–12th grade as assignedFoster a supportive resource room atmosphere that addresses varied learning needsImplement social-emotional learning supports and tailored behavior interventionsCollaborate with general education staff to integrate accommodations and modificationsMonitor progress and maintain documentation to ensure compliance with IEPs and state requirementsCultivate positive relationships that encourage student growth, resilience, and independence

Stepping into this role means helping students thrive, both academically and emotionally, in a pivotal stage of their lives. The supportive school setting near Detroit, MI, values dedicated professionals who are eager to create meaningful change.

Ready to make a difference with a dynamic high school team? Submit your application today to take the next step in your Special Education career!

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Embark on a rewarding opportunity supporting elementary students for the 2026-2027 academic year as a full-time school-based occupational therapist. This contract role provides the chance to impact young learners within an encouraging educational environment located near Detroit, MI.

You’ll collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, delivering targeted support to promote student participation, independence, and academic success. Your expertise in school, home health, and healthcare-based OT practice will be highly valued and utilized across a diverse caseload.

Qualifications & Experience:

Current, valid Michigan OT licenseBackground in delivering occupational therapy services within elementary or school-based settingsExperience in home health or broader healthcare OT is beneficialStrong communication and organization skillsCommitment to collaborative, student-centered care

Primary Responsibilities:

Conduct assessments to identify student needs within the educational contextDevelop and implement individualized therapy plans in line with IEP goalsWork closely with teachers, support staff, and familiesDocument student progress and maintain compliance with state/federal guidelinesProvide consultative support for classroom strategies that foster student independenceContribute to a positive, inclusive school culture

Enjoy a comprehensive benefits package, including weekly pay—direct and indirect services compensated at the same rate. Take advantage of multiple health and life insurance plan options, and plan for your future with a 401(k) featuring a company matching policy.

If you’re interested in exploring new opportunities for the upcoming school year, don’t hesitate to reach out—even if you’d prefer a different location. We have partnerships with schools and districts nationwide and offer both onsite and virtual placements, so let’s discuss what’s best for you. Apply today to take the next step in your occupational therapy career supporting students in meaningful ways!

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Step into a rewarding contract opportunity as a full-time Physical Therapist supporting a dynamic school community near Detroit, MI. This position provides essential leave coverage from December through the end of February, making a genuine impact on students’ daily lives as you help them achieve their physical development goals.

What You’ll Bring:

Current and valid Michigan Physical Therapist License Experience in school-based or pediatric settings preferred Demonstrated skills in collaborating with educators and families Ability to perform assessments, develop treatment plans, and monitor student progress Strong communication and organizational abilities Commitment to fostering an inclusive and positive learning environment

Key Responsibilities:

Provide direct therapy services to students according to individualized education plans Consult and collaborate with classroom teams to support functional outcomes Document treatment, maintain compliance, and contribute to meetings as required Adapt interventions to meet diverse needs within the school environment Educate staff and families about physical development and motor skills

Enjoy comprehensive benefits designed with you in mind:

Weekly pay, with both direct and indirect hours compensated at the same rate Options for health and life insurance plans 401(k) plan available with company matching policy for your financial well-being

Whether you’re an experienced school-based PT or eager to explore new educational settings, this assignment offers the chance to make a positive difference while working with supportive professionals. If the Detroit area isn’t your ideal setting, we welcome your interest in other nationwide onsite and virtual opportunities aligned with your goals.

Ready to find your perfect position or learn more about this role? Submit your application today—we look forward to helping you shape your next career adventure!

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Exciting opportunities are available for dedicated social workers with a passion for supporting students in elementary school settings. Multiple openings, starting in mid-November, December, and January, offer the chance to make a lasting impact in a dynamic school environment near Detroit, MI. Collaborate closely with fellow school social workers while managing a manageable 25-30 student caseload.

Openings include working in typical elementary settings or, for those interested in professional growth, in classrooms serving students with severe autism spectrum disorder (ASD)—no extensive prior experience is required, simply the willingness to learn and engage. Full-time schedule ensures you have ample time to connect with students, families, and your supportive team.

Key Qualifications:

Master’s degree required Either three 10-letter recommendations specifically for school social work or preliminary certification in MOECS Ability to foster supportive relationships with K-5 students Flexibility and eagerness to learn, especially in roles involving severe ASD classrooms Strong communication and collaboration skills Previous experience in schools preferred, but not mandatory for severe ASD positions

Your Responsibilities:

Manage a consistent caseload of 25-30 students Provide direct support services, including crisis intervention, counseling, and skill-building Collaborate with another on-site social worker to implement best practices Work alongside teachers, staff, and parents to develop interventions that support student success Help build a positive and inclusive school environment Maintain accurate and timely documentation of services provided

These contract roles allow you to build your expertise among committed professionals, gaining specialized experience in both general and high-need elementary settings.

Seize this chance to make a meaningful difference in students’ lives and grow your practice among supportive colleagues. Apply today to begin your rewarding school social work journey!

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Step into a rewarding role supporting middle school students as a dedicated professional, making a tangible impact throughout the academic year. This contract opportunity allows you to shape your work-life balance by choosing three consistent days each week, from 7:40 a.m. to 2:40 p.m., offering both structure and flexibility.

Key Qualifications:

Hold Social Worker certification for schools (310 approval or preliminary approval required)Previous experience or coursework relevant to school social work (SSW) preferredAbility to foster strong, positive relationships with middle school studentsComfort working with youth who may occasionally display challenging or aggressive behaviorsDesire to collaborate as part of a supportive team, including onsite mentorship and guidance from an experienced, full-time social worker

Primary Responsibilities:

Provide social work services to a diverse range of middle school students, addressing both ongoing and acute needsDevelop and implement individualized intervention plansCollaborate with teachers, administrators, and families to improve student well-being and school successMaintain clear, confidential documentation and progress reportsParticipate in team meetings and build partnerships that promote a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment

What Makes This Opportunity Unique:

Flexibility to design your own weekly schedule (three consistent days)Strong onsite support, ideal for professionals newer to the school environmentMeaningful work with both traditional student caseloads and opportunities for deeper impact with students facing behavioral challengesProfessional growth within an encouraging and collaborative school community

Take the next step in your journey as a school social worker by empowering students and enriching your professional experience. Apply now to make a difference in middle schoolers’ lives while enjoying flexibility and valuable peer support!

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Position Overview

Affordable Movers is seeking an experienced, executive-level Area Manager to lead and strengthen our Detroit market operations. This is a senior leadership position for a results-driven professional who can take full ownership of market performance, operational execution, team accountability, customer satisfaction, and revenue growth.

The ideal candidate is a confident operator who understands how to lead managers, improve systems, solve problems quickly, and hold teams accountable to measurable performance standards. We are not looking for someone who simply maintains daily operations. We need a leader who can evaluate the market, identify weaknesses, implement solutions, and deliver consistent results.

Key Responsibilities

Provide executive-level leadership over all Detroit market operations.Oversee daily scheduling, dispatch, staffing, fleet coordination, job execution, and service delivery.Lead, coach, and hold managers, team leads, drivers, movers, and operational staff accountable.Establish clear performance expectations and ensure company policies and procedures are consistently followed.Monitor revenue, labor costs, operational expenses, productivity, job completion rates, and overall market profitability.Review market performance data and develop corrective action plans when goals are not being met.Identify operational inefficiencies and implement systems that improve performance, communication, and accountability.Ensure the Detroit market is properly staffed based on current demand and projected business needs.Partner with Human Resources and Recruitment on hiring, onboarding, performance management, disciplinary actions, and workforce planning.Address escalated customer concerns and ensure issues are handled professionally and efficiently.Maintain high standards for customer service, employee conduct, equipment care, and overall job quality.Oversee fleet readiness and ensure trucks, equipment, and supplies are available and properly maintained.Conduct leadership meetings, performance reviews, operational audits, and regular market evaluations.Support company growth by improving customer retention, strengthening team performance, and identifying new revenue opportunities.Provide clear and timely updates to executive leadership regarding market performance, risks, staffing needs, and operational challenges.

Performance Expectations

The Executive Area Manager will be expected to deliver measurable results in the following areas:

Revenue growth and market profitabilityLabor and operational cost controlCustomer satisfaction and complaint reductionOn-time job executionStaffing stability and employee retentionManager and team accountabilityFleet and equipment readinessPolicy and compliance adherenceProductivity and overall market efficiency

Qualifications

Minimum of 7 years of progressive operations leadership experience.Previous experience in an Area Manager, Regional Manager, Director of Operations, General Manager, or similar senior leadership role.Experience overseeing multiple departments, teams, locations, or a high-volume service operation.Strong understanding of staffing, scheduling, logistics, customer service, budgeting, and performance management.Proven ability to improve underperforming operations and produce measurable business results.Experience managing managers and holding leadership teams accountable.Strong decision-making, conflict-resolution, and problem-solving abilities.Ability to analyze operational and financial reports and use data to make business decisions.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and respond effectively to changing operational demands.Experience in moving, transportation, logistics, home services, field services, warehousing, or a related industry is strongly preferred.Must be comfortable working directly within the Detroit market and maintaining a visible leadership presence.

Ideal Candidate

The ideal candidate is:

Direct, confident, and highly accountableComfortable making difficult operational and personnel decisionsExperienced in building and developing leadership teamsAble to balance customer service with profitability and operational disciplineOrganized, analytical, and solution-focusedCapable of working independently without requiring constant directionMotivated by measurable goals and business growthPrepared to take full ownership of the Detroit market’s performance

Compensation

This is a full-time executive leadership position. Compensation is negotiable and will be based on the candidate’s experience, leadership background, and record of producing measurable operational results.

Qualified applicants should submit a current résumé detailing their leadership experience, the size of the teams or operations they have managed, and examples of measurable improvements they have produced.

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Step into an exciting travel opportunity as a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP), where your expertise will make a meaningful difference in students’ lives and your own. Embrace the flexibility and rewarding benefits that come with a travel position, including non-taxable stipends, assistance with travel arrangements, premium pay, comprehensive healthcare options, 401(k), and the security of a steady role as you explore new environments.

Located near vibrant Detroit, MI, this position allows you to experience the city's dynamic mix of rich history, cultural attractions, and energetic arts scene. During your downtime, enjoy everything from world-class museums to music festivals and the diverse culinary landscape that Detroit is renowned for.

Professionally, you’ll benefit from exposure to a variety of workplace practices and leadership styles, enhancing your skills as you collaborate with educators and peers. Expanding your resume with adaptable experience in different school settings opens doors for future growth—and adds a hint of adventure to your career. With the school’s focus on matching caseloads to your preferences and strengths, you’re positioned to thrive while knowing your unique talents are valued.

Qualifications:

Master’s degree in Speech-Language PathologyValid SLP-CCC credentialsActive Michigan SLP licensure (or eligibility to obtain)Prior school-based or pediatric experience preferredAbility to adapt to different caseload sizes and age groups (K-12)

Responsibilities:

Deliver speech-language services to K-12 students in alignment with IEPsEvaluate students’ speech, language, and communication abilitiesDevelop and implement therapy plans in collaboration with the educational teamMaintain timely and accurate documentationParticipate in student-focused meetings and initiatives

Benefits:

Generous non-taxable stipends and travel supportPremium compensationHealth insurance coverage401(k) retirement plan with employer contributionsReliable job securityOpportunities for professional growth and resume building

Immerse yourself in rewarding work and rewarding adventures. Take the next step in your SLP journey by applying today—your future in Detroit awaits!

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Make a meaningful impact in the lives of students as a contract Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) near Detroit, MI. This is a full-time opportunity with 35 hours per week, designed for professionals who thrive in educational settings and value flexibility. Part-time scheduling may be considered for those able to offer consistent, full-day availability.

You’ll work with a diverse K-12 population, with efforts made to match caseload assignments to your strengths, preferences, and commute preferences. Collaboration is at the core, as you’ll work alongside educators and other specialists to deliver high-quality speech and language services that shape students’ academic and social success.

What you’ll bring:

Valid SLP licensure in Michigan (required)Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (SLP-CCC)Previous experience in schools preferred, but passionate new graduates are welcomeReliable, organized, and solutions-oriented mindsetStrong communication and collaboration skillsOpenness to working with both elementary and secondary students

What you’ll do:

Assess and identify speech, language, voice, and fluency disorders in studentsDevelop and implement individualized therapy plansCollaborate with teachers, staff, and families on goals and progressParticipate in IEP meetings and contribute to the development of student plansProvide therapy in-person and document progress effectivelyAdapt interventions for both one-on-one and group settings

Discover an opportunity to foster growth and see the direct result of your work on students’ futures. Flexibility for travelers and competitive support make this an ideal contract for those who value a collaborative and dynamic environment.

Ready to take your next step? Submit your application today to set your skills in motion and shape brighter school days for Michigan students!

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Bring your passion for supporting students and your expertise as a School Psychologist to a contract opportunity serving K-12 learners in the Detroit, MI area. This position is designed for professionals who thrive in dynamic educational environments and are ready to make a measurable difference.

In this role, you’ll work full-time, up to 35 hours per week (7-hour days). Part-time applicants will also be considered if you can commit to full days on a consistent schedule. Travel professionals are welcome!

Key Qualifications:

Active School Psychologist licensure in Michigan is requiredExperience in school-based settings is highly preferredProficiency in conducting assessments, counseling, and collaborating in multidisciplinary teamsFlexible, adaptable, and able to work with diverse student populationsStrong organizational and communication skills

Primary Responsibilities:

Perform comprehensive psychological and academic assessments for K-12 studentsDevelop and support implementation of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)Consult with teachers, administrators, and parents to recommend effective interventionsProvide direct support services and counseling for students with academic, behavioral, or emotional concernsMaintain thorough and timely documentation, ensuring compliance with district and state guidelines

Benefits and Perks:

Opportunity to be matched with caseloads based on your strengths, preferences, and commute needsSupportive, collaborative school communityConsideration for both full-time and part-time schedulesWelcoming atmosphere for both local and travel candidates

If you are committed to empowering students and want to contribute your skills in a flexible contract role, apply now to take the next step in your school psychology career!

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Step into a valued role supporting elementary-aged students as a part-time Speech-Language Pathologist! Collaborate within a dynamic school environment near Detroit, Michigan, for the upcoming 2026–2027 academic year. This contract opportunity offers the balance of working 20 hours per week while making a significant difference in children’s lives.

Key Qualifications:

Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology Valid SLP licensure in Michigan Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP) or Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) status Previous experience in a pediatric or school-based setting Strong collaboration and communication skills Passion for supporting the communication needs of elementary school children

Primary Responsibilities:

Conduct evaluations, assessments, and develop individualized treatment plans for students with speech, language, and communication disorders Deliver direct and indirect speech-language therapy services to elementary-aged students Collaborate closely with teachers, staff, and families to support student success Document intervention, progress, and maintain records in compliance with school and state guidelines Participate in IEP meetings, providing input on goals and progress Engage in ongoing professional development and school-based activities as appropriate

If you are committed to helping young learners reach their full potential, this role provides a meaningful way to use your expertise in a supportive environment. Bring your dedication and passion for pediatric speech therapy to help students thrive academically and socially.

Take the next step in your professional journey—submit your application today and play a crucial role in empowering elementary students through communication!

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Step into a rewarding contract opportunity supporting students both in early childhood and high school age groups near Detroit, MI. This dynamic position provides the chance to make a lasting impact across different developmental stages over the course of the academic year.

Key Qualifications:

Master’s degree in Speech and Communication DisordersActive Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) licensure in MichiganProficiency in school-based speech therapy practicesStrong communication, organizational, and documentation skillsAdaptable approach to working with varied age groups and needs

Position Highlights:

Contract runs from August 24, 2026, to February 5, 202737.5 hours per week, Monday through FridayTransition between high school caseload (August 24 – November 2) and early childhood caseload (November 3 – February 5)Deliver individual and group speech/language therapy servicesConduct assessments, create IEP goals, and collaborate with educators and familiesParticipate in IEP meetings and contribute to a positive, collaborative school environment

Enjoy a variety of ProCare Benefits designed to support your career and well-being:

Attractive compensation with weekly payComprehensive health coverage, including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance401k matching program for your future securityFlexible spending account options

This role is ideal for an SLP who thrives on building connections with young learners and teens alike. As you move from working with high school students into early childhood settings throughout the school year, your expertise will have a meaningful influence.

Ready to advance your career while making a direct difference for students? Submit your application today to embark on a fulfilling experience in an engaging educational environment!

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Step into a rewarding contract role serving elementary students as a Speech-Language Pathologist in a vibrant school community near Detroit, MI. This position begins August 31, 2026, and continues through June 11, 2027, offering the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on young learners with a diverse range of communication needs. With a flexible schedule of 20 hours per week, you’ll be able to dedicate focused, individualized attention to students while maintaining a work-life balance.

Qualifications:

Master’s degree in Speech and Communication DisordersActive SLP licensure in MichiganSchool-based experience or interest in serving elementary-age childrenStrong organizational skills and adaptability to a variety of student needsCommitment to collaborative, student-focused care

Responsibilities:

Provide assessment, diagnosis, and evidence-based interventions for a range of speech and language disordersDevelop and implement individualized education plans (IEPs) tailored to each student’s goalsCollaborate with teachers, special educators, and families to support students’ progressDocument services and maintain records in compliance with school and regulatory requirementsParticipate in IEP meetings, multidisciplinary team planning, and professional development as needed

Enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes highly competitive compensation, weekly pay, and insurance coverage for medical, dental, vision, and life needs. Additional perks include a matching 401k and flexible spending account, designed to give you peace of mind and financial stability throughout your contract.

Make a positive difference in the lives of elementary students while advancing your career in a supportive school environment. Apply today to bring your skills and passion for communication to a community that values your expertise!

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Step into a dynamic contract opportunity as a Full-Time School Psychologist, working across 2-3 schools near Detroit, MI. Your expertise will be instrumental in fostering a positive, supportive educational environment where students can thrive. If you’re passionate about making an impact in school communities, this role will provide variety and professional fulfillment.

Key Qualifications:

Master’s or Specialist degree in School Psychology from an accredited program Current School Psychologist certification/license (or eligibility for certification/license) in Michigan Demonstrated experience conducting psychoeducational assessments and student evaluations Strong understanding of special education laws, Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), and Response to Intervention (RTI) frameworks Ability to collaborate effectively with educators, families, and multidisciplinary teams Excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills Previous experience working in multiple school settings is a plus

Primary Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive evaluations and re-evaluations of students, utilizing appropriate assessment tools and interpretation Support the identification of students’ academic, behavioral, and emotional needs Collaborate with teachers, parents, and administrators to develop and monitor IEPs Provide recommendations for evidence-based interventions and supports Participate in Student Support Teams and attend multi-disciplinary meetings Maintain accurate documentation and ensure compliance with state and federal regulations Serve as a resource and advocate for students and families within the school community

Enjoy a vibrant, collaborative work atmosphere where your skills empower students to succeed. This contract opportunity is ideal for a motivated professional seeking a rewarding role with diverse experiences across multiple school settings.

Ready to make a meaningful difference in students’ lives? Submit your application today and help support schools in creating inclusive, nurturing learning environments.

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Ready to take your career as a School Psychologist on the road and explore exciting new opportunities? This travel position near Detroit, MI offers a unique chance to make a positive difference for students while enjoying the benefits of travel assignments like non-taxable stipends, comprehensive travel assistance, premium compensation, healthcare benefits, 401(k) plans, and long-term job security.

Detroit is a vibrant hub of culture, history, and arts—perfect for adventurers and professionals alike. Experience the city’s renowned food scene, eclectic neighborhoods, and thriving music legacy during your downtime. Working in a new location gives you exposure to a diverse range of workplace practices, allowing you to broaden your professional expertise and enhance your leadership skills as you engage with different educational teams.

This position is designed for those seeking career growth, work-life balance, and the rewards that come with helping students thrive across various educational settings. By embracing this role, you'll build your resume with in-demand experience while creating lasting memories and relationships along the way.

Qualifications:

Active MI SLP licensure requiredPrevious experience as a School Psychologist or SLP preferredAbility to work onsite; open to travelers willing to relocate temporarilyFlexible to handle K-12 caseloads, with assignments tailored to your strengths and preferencesCommitted to fostering student success and well-being

Responsibilities:

Deliver comprehensive psychological and speech-language services in a K-12 settingConduct assessments, develop individualized education plans, and collaborate with educators and familiesSupport students’ academic, emotional, and social developmentAdapt quickly to new environments and contribute positively to workplace culture

Benefits:

Full-time (35 hours/week) or part-time with consistent full days and scheduleNon-taxable stipends, premium pay, healthcare benefits, 401(k), and job securityFlexible assignments, travel support, and the opportunity to explore Detroit's dynamic surroundingsResume-building professional experience in diverse schools

Ready to embark on your next adventure and make a meaningful impact? Apply today and start a journey that elevates your career and enriches your life.

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Job Reference Id: ORD-220645-PhD-MITitle: PhDDates Needed: September - 6 monthsShift Type: Day ShiftAssignment Type: InpatientCall Required: NoBoard Certification Required: NoJob Duration: LocumsAbout the Facility

This free-standing psychiatric hospital provides inpatient mental health services to adult populations requiring specialized psychiatric care, including those with severe mental illness and forensic psychiatric needs. The facility maintains established protocols for psychological services and emphasizes therapeutic interventions within a structured inpatient environment.

About the Facility Location

Detroit offers a range of cultural and culinary experiences, including the Motown Museum, the Detroit Institute of Arts, culinary tours, and specialty museums. The area is also home to the Detroit Zoo, which continues to expand its offerings with new trails and attractions. Detroit presents a well-rounded destination suitable for both families and adults.

About the Clinician's Workday

Clinicians will provide psychological services to an adult, severely mentally ill inpatient population and a forensic psychiatric population within a free-standing psychiatric hospital, working five days per week during day shifts on a full-time schedule of 40 hours per week. Responsibilities include delivering individual and group therapy sessions while maintaining accurate clinical documentation in accordance with facility protocols. No call requirements are associated with this position.

Additional Job Details
Case Load/PPD: VariablePatient Population: AdultsLocation Type: On-SitePrescriptive Authority Required: NoGovernment: NoShift Hours: Full time (40 hours)Cases Treated: Adult severely mentally ill inpatient population and forensic psychiatric populationAverage Length of Stay: VariableCensus: VariableMed Checks/Follow-up per day: Not applicableInitial Evaluation Time: Not applicable
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Step into a rewarding contract opportunity for the 2026/2027 school year as a full-time Occupational Therapist working with high school students. Located near the vibrant Detroit area, this role is perfect for professionals passionate about empowering young people to succeed both in and out of the classroom.

Your commitment of 37.5 hours per week means you'll have the chance to build meaningful connections with students, helping them thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. You’ll work alongside dedicated educators and support staff who value innovative approaches and collaborative care.

Desired Qualifications:

Valid occupational therapy license in Michigan (or eligibility for Michigan licensure)Previous experience in a school-based setting, preferably with high school-aged studentsStrong understanding of IEP processes and familiarity with educational documentationExcellent communication skills to interact with students, families, and multidisciplinary teamsCreative, compassionate, and adaptable approach to interventions

Primary Responsibilities:

Deliver assessments, interventions, and recommendations tailored to high school studentsSupport students in developing fine motor, sensory, gross motor, and self-help skills necessary for academic successCollaborate with teachers, counselors, and parents to enhance student participation and achievementAssist in IEP development and progress monitoring, ensuring compliance with all relevant regulationsProvide direct and consultative services, adapting strategies to meet individual needsMaintain thorough records and contribute to a positive, inclusive school culture

If you're an OT ready to make a significant impact in students' lives and eager to engage with a dynamic educational community, this opportunity awaits your expertise. Apply today and help shape a brighter future for high school students in a supportive environment!

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