As an international chaplain, your job is to travel overseas and provide spiritual support to people who cannot attend regular religious services. This job often involves going abroad to work at a military base or an overseas medical facility. You can even work in academia as part of an international research team. Chaplains often help people who are struggling with non-spiritual problems and provide counseling, guidance, and other types of assistance as needed. This job title used to refer exclusively to chaplains representing the Christian faith, but in recent years, the term has spread to encompass members of other religions and philosophical traditions. As such, this job does not require membership in a specific faith or denomination, and the job itself may be explicitly nondenominational.