If you’d like to advertise a chaplaincy job opening here, you can do so here. Job listings are cross-posted on the Lab’s social media accounts and our newsletter, with additional options available.
Openings are publicized on a per-week basis. Contact us with any questions!
Looking for a chaplaincy job or career yourself? Check out our working paper “Becoming a Chaplain: Costs and Compensation,” which explores the material aspects of a career in chaplaincy. The survey supporting our working paper was sent to approximately 10,000 people who receive the Lab’s newsletter as well as to the Lab’s partners, including the National Association for Catholic Chaplains, Association of Professional Chaplains, ACPE: The Standard for Spiritual Care and Education, and Neshama: Association of Jewish Chaplains. The report begins describing the cost of training to become chaplain and the salaries and benefits chaplains receive in the United States. Anyone who considers themselves a chaplain in the United States was encouraged to complete this survey.
Questions asked included basic demographic information, whether the respondents were currently employed or volunteer as chaplains, what their training consisted of, and what their current salaries and benefits were.
Those interested in serving within the federal government should also visit USAJobs.gov, where federal chaplaincy positions are posted.
Chaplains need to constantly learn to be effective in their challenging roles. That’s why the Lab is such an amazing resource for learning, networking, and building careers.
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