Responsibilities: • Maintain professional image and exhibit excellent customer relations to patients, visitors, and staff in accordance with McLeod’s Service Excellence Standards and Core Values. • Assist in educating and mentoring other chaplains, volunteer chaplains and chaplain students. • Ability to adjust schedule to accommodate needs of the Pastoral Services department to include weekend coverage if necessary; however, biweekly hours not to exceed 72 hours total. Special Skills and Abilities Required: • Interpersonal skills for work with distressed and anxious patients, family, and employees. • Able to prioritize needs and professionally handle multiple interruptions • Empathy for the problems experienced by others; commitment to care for the distressed. • Communication skills and self-knowledge to provide compassionate counsel with appropriate boundaries to patients, families, and staff. • Commitment and ability to provide spiritual care reflecting the Core Values of McLeod Health. • Demonstrated ability to show grace under pressure and to operate effectively in high stress environments. • Reputation in the community and/or spiritual community for having a heart for the needs of others and be of strong spiritual and moral character. Qualifications: • 2+ years of working in a people-oriented profession Licenses/Certifications/Registrations/Education: • Ecclesiastical Endorsement • Successful completion of McLeod Chaplain Training Curriculum and Shadowing Program within three months. Preferred Requirements • Ordained Clergy • Seminary Degree or Technical, Associate's, or Bachelor's Degree, preferably in a people-centered profession (Human Resources, Psychology, Medical, etc.)