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Senior Software Engineer

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Senior Software EngineerAbout Company Samaritan Ministries is a Biblical solution to health care ... Remote staff are unable to operate as a primary caregiver while working remotely. ***Primary ...

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How much do remote biblical counselor jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 13, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote biblical counselor in the United States is $25.47, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $21.39 and $28.85 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote biblical counselor, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Remote Biblical Counselor, you generally need a background in biblical studies or theology, counseling training, and relevant certification or licensure depending on the region. Familiarity with secure telehealth platforms, digital communication tools, and confidentiality protocols is typically required. Strong empathy, active listening, and cultural sensitivity are crucial soft skills that help build trust and rapport with clients. These competencies are essential for providing effective, ethical, and compassionate counseling aligned with Christian values in a remote setting.

What is the difference between Remote Biblical Counselor vs Remote Christian Life Coach?

AspectRemote Biblical CounselorRemote Christian Life Coach
CredentialsOften requires biblical counseling certification or theological trainingMay have life coaching certification, with or without religious training
Work EnvironmentProvides spiritual guidance based on biblical principles, often in private practice or church settingsFocuses on personal development and goal setting, typically in coaching sessions
Employer & IndustryReligious organizations, counseling centers, or private practicePersonal coaching businesses, religious organizations, or online platforms
Search & Comparison IntentPeople seeking spiritual counseling or biblical guidanceIndividuals looking for faith-based personal development coaching

While both roles incorporate faith and spirituality, Remote Biblical Counselors focus on providing biblical-based spiritual guidance and counseling, often requiring specific theological credentials. Remote Christian Life Coaches emphasize personal growth within a Christian framework, often with coaching certifications. Understanding these differences helps individuals choose the right support for their spiritual and personal development needs.

How does a remote biblical counselor typically collaborate with other professionals or support networks while working virtually?

Remote biblical counselors often work closely with pastors, church staff, and mental health professionals to ensure comprehensive care for clients. They may participate in virtual team meetings, case consultations, or referral processes to coordinate support. Building strong communication channels and maintaining confidentiality are essential, as counselors often rely on secure digital platforms to share updates or seek guidance. This collaborative approach helps provide holistic support, addressing both spiritual and emotional needs.

What is a remote biblical counselor?

A Remote Biblical Counselor is a professional who provides faith-based counseling services through virtual means, such as phone calls, video chats, or online messaging. They help individuals address personal, emotional, or relational issues by applying Biblical teachings and principles. These counselors often work with clients seeking guidance rooted in Christian values, offering spiritual support and practical advice. Remote Biblical Counselors can work independently or with churches, ministries, or counseling organizations, making their services accessible regardless of location.
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Infographic showing various Remote Biblical Counselor job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 49% Full Time, 13% Part Time, and 38% Contract. Highlights an 100% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $52,978 per year, or $25.5 per hour.

$19.70 - $27.70/hr

Full-time

Medical, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 7 days ago


Job description

Provider Relations SpecialistAbout Company

Samaritan Ministries is a Biblical solution to health care. It is not insurance. We deliver authentic, compassionate, and personal service in the name of Christ to enable and inspire members to provide for one another’s medical needs through prayer, encouragement, and financial support.

From demonstrating Christ-centered compassion to modeling best practices in health care sharing, Samaritan Ministries is committed to keeping Jesus at the center of everything we do. The way we interact with our colleagues and engage with our members is a testament that we are ultimately serving Christ and His Kingdom.

Summary

To serve the members of Samaritan Ministries International (SMI) by performing duties acting as a liaison between members of Samaritan Ministries and healthcare providers, including negotiating prices, investigating and resolving provider related issues, building relationships with providers, and gathering information on need issues from providers when direct contact is required. In addition, PR Specialists assist members in making cost effective and fair priced medical provider choices, and help ensure that member shares are used exclusively for appropriate shareable medical expenses.

Competencies
  • Planning and Organizing
  • Fostering Communication
  • Attention to Detail
  • Digital Literacy
  • Managing Resources
  • Acting with Integrity, Empathy, and Compassion
  • Collaborating with Others
  • Neighbor Focus
  • Pursuing Excellence
  • Negotiating
  • Problem Solving
Key Responsibilities
  • Negotiate fair prices with providers on behalf of Samaritan members
  • Educate providers on Samaritan Ministries to get service for members
  • Work as a liaison for SMI by conducting need/bill reviews, and data gathering
  • Graciously investigate situations where a member may have misused funds and, when applicable, work with the member to recover the funds
  • Serve as the initial contact for potential agreements with provider
  • Be available for providers who wish to speak with SMI about questions or concerns that they have
  • Initiate payment plans for members when necessary to repay the Membership
  • Work through concerning billing situations for the purpose of assisting in members’ payment of bills to their provider
  • Correspond through phone and email in a professional, friendly, and knowledgeable manner with health care providers and SMI members.
  • Maintain current knowledge of SMI sharing programs, products, program guidelines, and processes.
  • Assist and /or lead special projects to improve team processes that ensures thoughtful and efficient growth to cultivate a better member experience and savings for the ministry.
  • Provide Christ-centered encouragement and grace filled counsel to members and providers.
  • Coordinate member and ministry business and workflows with various third party vendors utilized by the ministry to serve members.
  • Pray for members and participate in team prayer meetings
Qualifications and Experience
  • Two-year degree from an accredited university or the equivalent combination of education and experience. (College diploma)
  • Prior healthcare, sales, or customer service experience preferred.
  • Staff are required to possess applicable knowledge to bring value to SMI in this role, know and utilize resources well, ask questions to ensure full understanding, gain and retain knowledge to keep up with changes, and accept and engage with training to grow knowledge for current and future responsibilities.
  • Knowledge of SMI Programs and Guidelines
  • Knowledge of SMI Internal Policies and Procedures (Intermediate) (particularly the needs processing and billing processes (Intermediate))
  • Knowledge of Healthcare common practices and terminology
  • Negotiating techniques (Intermediate)
  • Fair pricing calculations (Intermediate)
  • Medical billing process (Intermediate)
  • Single Case Agreements process
  • Upfront sharing loan processing in coordination with third party vendors
  • Software: Microsoft (Intermediate) Office (especially Excel (Intermediate)), Groundhog (Intermediate), Dash (Intermediate), Five9 (Intermediate), Zoho Desk (Intermediate)
  • Fair pricing tools (Intermediate) such as HCBB (Intermediate), Definitive Health (Intermediate), and AHD (Intermediate).
Additional Information
  • Tasks are normally conducted in a regular office environment, requiring use of computer and mouse and other standard office equipment. Staff usually remain in a stationary position, often standing or sitting for prolonged periods. If an other than on-location work situation is approved (i.e. hybrid or remote), the employee must work in an appropriately professional and secure environment.
  • Staff will observe safety principles while performing the duties of the position.
  • May need to lift and move items up to 35 lbs on occasion.
  • Staff must perform work in a dedicated space that is free from distractions and interruptions, where others cannot view their work or overhear conversations.
  • Remote Staff must have an approved internet speed, latency, and jitter by the SMI IT Department.
  • Staff will be provided with equipment that is necessary for the position, and the equipment is unable to be used for non-business uses.
  • Remote staff are unable to operate as a primary caregiver while working remotely. ***Primary caregiver is defined as when a staff member is operating as the primary responsible person in a home with children under age 14 or providing care to anyone needing intermittent or constant attention and/or supervision.
  • Staff are encouraged to keep cameras on during virtual meetings to foster engagement, enhance communication, and strengthen team rapport.
  • Disclaimer: This job description is intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties and skills required of personnel in the classification. Work hours are standard during the workweek (Monday - Friday) with potential, but rare, need for evening or weekend work.
  • This position requires an active commitment to the mission and values of SMI. In the course of performing job duties, the employee will act in a manner that is Christ-honoring as well as Christ-like, demonstrating a personal Christian faith and witness in all interpersonal interactions.
Pay Range: $19.70-$27.20 Starting pay usually falls within the lower half of the pay range and is determined by experience, skills, and education.
Benefits Include:
  • Performance-based incentive pay
  • SMI Membership with monthly healthcare bonus
  • Health Insurance: MEC plan with employer HSA contribution
  • 401K Retirement plan with employer contribution
  • Life Insurance
  • Short-term disability
  • Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account
  • Time Off: 9 company paid holidays, 5 missions days accrued annually, maternity and paternity leave, FMLA, Bereavement, and weekly accrued PTO (40 hours to use after 30 days + 80 hours accrued for 48 weeks)
  • Health club or home workout benefits for participating staff
  • Formal staff development and leadership training
  • Spiritual support and counseling through our staff support office
  • Repeatedly certified as a Best Christian Workplace