Work with Keystone

Use your expertise.
Add flexible evaluation capacity.

Keystone works with appropriately qualified professionals to provide additional psychoeducational evaluation capacity to California school districts, charter schools, county offices of education and SELPAs.

Join our professional network to hear about defined evaluation projects that match your qualifications, availability and preferred way of working.

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Professional network

Flexible work built around your availability.

We work with experienced professionals to add evaluation capacity when education teams need additional support.

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Defined workload

Understand the scope, volume, timelines and responsibilities before accepting work.

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Flexible capacity

Tell us what fits around your existing commitments and preferred way of working.

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Administrative support

Keystone coordinates referrals, project requirements, communication and payment administration.

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Professional fit

Opportunities are matched against qualifications, experience, availability and district requirements.

Who can register

Experienced California evaluation professionals.

We welcome appropriately qualified professionals interested in adding evaluation capacity across California. Remote, hybrid and in-person preferences can be recorded; delivery suitability is assessed for each project.

  • Credentialed School Psychologists
  • Licensed Educational Psychologists (LEPs)
  • Appropriately qualified psychoeducational evaluation professionals
  • Independent and private practitioners
  • District-employed professionals, where permitted
  • Retired or semi-retired professionals maintaining appropriate credentials

Registering does not commit you to accepting work. It helps Keystone understand your credentials, experience and availability so we can contact you when appropriate opportunities arise.

How it works

A clear route from registration to project work.

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Register

Share qualifications, experience, location and preferred workload.

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Verify

Provide credentials and applicable compliance documentation through a later secure workflow.

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Match

We identify suitable capacity requirements against your profile and availability.

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Review

Consider scope, volume, delivery expectations and commercial terms.

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Deliver

Begin only once agreed and appropriately cleared.

Join our network

Tell us about your expertise.

A few details now. A professional conversation when the right project arises.

Start with the essentials

No document uploads are needed at this stage. Suitable professionals complete credential verification and clearance later through a secure process.

No obligation

You review the scope and terms before deciding whether a project is right for you.

STEP 1 OF 5Professional registration
  1. About you
  2. Credentials
  3. Experience
  4. Preferences
  5. Review
Let's start with you.

Your contact details and current professional status. * Required.

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A few practical questions

Before you register.

Can I register if I already work for a district?

Yes, where additional work is permitted by your employment arrangements. Any project must be compatible with your existing commitments and applicable district requirements.

Is remote evaluation work available?

You can indicate a preference for remote or hybrid work. Delivery arrangements depend on the assessment, professional requirements, test publisher guidance and district expectations.

Does registration mean I am cleared to work?

No. Registration starts your professional profile. Appropriate qualifications, documentation and district-specific requirements must be reviewed before any work is released.

How are the workload and payment terms agreed?

The proposed scope, volume, completion expectations and commercial terms are shared before you decide whether to accept a project.

I live outside California. Can I register?

Yes. Record your actual location; California work depends on appropriate qualifications and the requirements of each project, not on a California address.