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Offers holistic spiritual care and counsel to address the spiritual, psychological, social, and physical needs of patients, families, and health care teams. * Assists others as they seek to make ...

Chaplain - Spiritual Care

Springfield, OR · On-site

$31.60 - $47.40/hr

Offers holistic spiritual care and counsel to address the spiritual, psychological, social, and physical needs of patients, families, and health care teams. * Assists others as they seek to make ...

This role supports emotional and psychological therapies, teaching clients how to empower ... Position: Spiritual Counselor (Part Time and Full Time Position Available) Location: In-Person ...

This role supports emotional and psychological therapies, teaching clients how to empower ... Position: Spiritual Counselor (Part Time and Full Time Position Available) Location: In-Person ...

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How much do spiritual psychology jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 30, 2026, the average yearly pay for spiritual psychology in the United States is $63,587.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $48,500.00 and $80,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is spiritual psychology?

A Spiritual Psychology job involves integrating psychological principles with spiritual practices to support personal growth, healing, and well-being. Professionals in this field often work as counselors, coaches, educators, or consultants, helping individuals align their mental, emotional, and spiritual health. They may use mindfulness, meditation, journaling, or other holistic approaches alongside traditional psychological techniques. These roles are commonly found in private practice, wellness centers, or educational organizations.

What types of clients or issues do spiritual psychologists typically work with?

Spiritual Psychologists often work with clients seeking deeper meaning, purpose, or holistic healing as part of their mental health journey. They commonly support individuals dealing with life transitions, grief, trauma, existential questions, or those wanting to integrate spiritual practices with traditional therapy methods. In this role, you may collaborate with other mental health professionals, spiritual leaders, or wellness practitioners, depending on your workplace setting. This path offers opportunities to develop expertise in both psychological and spiritual modalities, allowing for a diverse and rewarding caseload focused on whole-person care.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in spiritual psychology?

To thrive as a Spiritual Psychologist, you need a background in psychology along with specialized training or certification in spiritual counseling or integrative therapy. Familiarity with assessment tools, therapeutic techniques, and relevant licensure or credentials—such as an MA or PhD in psychology and/or certification in spiritual counseling—is often required. Strong interpersonal skills, active listening, and compassion are essential for fostering trust and guiding clients through personal growth. These competencies enable meaningful support for clients' mental and spiritual well-being in professional therapeutic settings.

What can you do with a spiritual psychology degree?

A spiritual psychology degree prepares individuals for roles such as life coaches, counselors, or wellness practitioners focused on personal growth and emotional healing. Graduates often work in private practice, wellness centers, or holistic health environments, utilizing skills in counseling, mindfulness, and spiritual development.

What does a spiritual psychologist do?

A spiritual psychologist integrates psychological principles with spiritual practices to help individuals achieve emotional healing and personal growth. They often work in therapy, coaching, or workshops, using tools like meditation, mindfulness, and counseling to address mental health and spiritual development. Certification in psychology and spiritual disciplines is typically required for practice.
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Infographic showing various Spiritual Psychology job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 2% Internship, 44% Full Time, 47% Part Time, and 7% Contract. Highlights an 98% In-person, and 2% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $63,587 per year, or $30.6 per hour.

Chaplain - Spiritual Care

PeaceHealth

Springfield, OR

$31.60 - $47.40/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 18 days ago


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7.7

Company rating: 7.7 out of 10

Based on 175 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

162nd of 895 rated healthcare providers


Job description

Description

PeaceHealth is seeking a Chaplain - Spiritual Care for a Full Time, 1.00 FTE, Day position. The salary range for this job opening at PeaceHealth is $31.60 – $47.40. The hiring rate is dependent upon several factors, including but not limited to education, training, work experience, terms of any applicable collective bargaining agreement, seniority, etc.

Job Summary

Provides direct spiritual care for patients, family members, and PeaceHealth caregivers across the continuum of care. Demonstrates a spiritual presence to all people which is compassionate, accepting, respectful, and sensitive. Works as a member of the health care team and with other health care professionals. Promotes healing of mind, body, and spirit through direct care, leadership, and pastoral education. Works collaboratively with other professionals, faith community leaders, students, and community professionals. Provides leadership in promoting the mission, values and vision of PeaceHealth.

Details of the Position

  • Assumes responsibility to provide spiritual care to patients and families in assigned areas and by referral and participation in interdisciplinary teams and other health care teams or service lines. Offers holistic spiritual care and counsel to address the spiritual, psychological, social, and physical needs of patients, families, and health care teams.
  • Assists others as they seek to make meaning during crises and as they try to integrate their personal, spiritual, and health care journeys. Facilitates theological reflection as appropriate.
  • Provides and documents interventions and interactions; requests follow up by other chaplains/disciplines as appropriate.
  • Assist people to move through immediate and emerging crisis/trauma. Provides crisis debriefing and support to health care teams as needed.
  • Assists others in ethical decision making, which may include Advance Care Planning, consistent with their values and belief system and in accordance with the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Healthcare Services (ERDs).
  • Provides notification, consultation and support for faith community leaders of patients and families wishing their faith community leaders notified and involved in their care. Works closely with faith community leaders to ensure patients’ spiritual needs are met during hospitalization and appropriate referrals for post-discharge spiritual care are made.
  • Provides support, resource, and leadership for the programs, initiatives, and on-going department functions and goals as assigned.
  • Provides support, education, and consultation to members of health care teams as they seek personal and professional growth in becoming more effective caregivers and in providing care which is relational, patient centered, and holistically oriented.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.

What You Bring

Education

  • Required: Theological Education as appropriate for chaplaincy and four units of ACPE Certified CPE (Clinical Pastoral Education)
  • Master's Degree Preferred: from an accredited university or seminary

Experience

  • Minimum of 2 years Required: healthcare chaplaincy (or equivalent setting) experience
  • Preferred: acute care experience

Credentials

  • Required: within 3 years Chaplain Board Certified or certification eligible by National Association of Catholic Chaplains, Association of Professional Chaplains, National Association of Jewish Chaplains, Spiritual Care Association/Healthcare Chaplaincy Association, Association of Clinical Pastoral Education, or provisionally certified
  • Preferred: Basic Life Support

Skills

  • Ability to assist others in medical decision making consistent with their values and belief system. (Required)
  • Knowledge of and ability to interpret the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services. (Required)
  • Ability to appropriately articulate his/her own spiritual perspective and integration while remaining respectful of the perspective of others. (Required)
  • Able to integrate experience and reflection into pastoral ministry. (Required)
  • Ability to interact with faith community leaders of diverse denominations and faith traditions. (Required)
  • Ability to work effectively with patients who have widely varying physical, emotional, cultural, and religious/spiritual needs which bring meaning to their lives and to their experiences as patients. (Required)
  • Crisis counseling skills and/or experience required for addressing and processing trauma situations. (Required)
  • Ability to integrate and utilize a variety of modalities in healing, i.e., guided meditation, music thanatology, etc. (Required)
  • Computer literate and proficient in MS Office; Electronic Medical Record experience. (Preferred)
  • Commitment to continuing education. (Required)
  • Endorsement from or attestation of good standing in a faith tradition. (Required)

Working Conditions

Lifting

  • Patient handling no greater than 35 lbs. without the use of assistive equipment and/or devices (NIOSH).
  • Ability to move around area with occasional sitting.
  • Fine motor skills to be able to grasp and control medical equipment (i.e. stretchers, wheelchairs, etc.).
  • Frequent reaching/ grasping.
  • Occasional bending/ stooping.
  • Push/Pull: Frequently up to 25 lbs. force. Occasional up to 50 lbs. force.

Environmental Conditions

  • Exposure to biohazard, body fluids and airborne particles.
  • Exposure to toxic or caustic chemicals.
  • Time spent on site in medical/hospital setting.

Mental/Visual

  • Vision and hearing required within normal limits (glasses, contacts, hearing aids permitted).
  • Ability to communicate and exchange accurate information.

PeaceHealth is committed to the overall wellbeing of our caregivers: physical, emotional, financial, social, and spiritual. We offer caregivers a competitive and comprehensive total rewards package. Some of the many benefits included in this package are full medical/dental/vision coverage; 403b retirement plan employer base and matching contributions; paid time off; employer-paid life and disability insurance with additional buyup coverage options; tuition and continuing education reimbursement; wellness benefits, and expanded EAP and mental health program.

See how PeaceHealth is committed to Inclusivity, Respect for Diversity and Cultural Humility.

For full consideration of your skills and abilities, please attach a current resume with your application. EEO Affirmative Action Employer/Vets/Disabled in accordance with applicable local, state or federal laws.


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About PeaceHealth

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PeaceHealth, based in Vancouver, WA, is a not-for-profit Catholic health system employing approximately 16,000 caregivers, a multi-specialty medical group practice with more than 1,200 providers and 10 medical centers serving both urban and rural communities in Washington, Oregon, Alaska. In 1890, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace founded what has become PeaceHealth. Today, the legacy of its founding Sisters continues with a spirit of respect, stewardship, collaboration and social justice in fulfilling its Mission. Get a feeling for the Spirit of PeaceHealth through this three-minute video, and visit us on Facebook or LinkedIn! We offer competitive compensation, a robust benefitspackage and a collaborative, Mission-driven work environment! To learn more please visit: jobs.peacehealth.org. Questions? Review our Employment FAQor email Recruitment@peacehealth.org. Please note this email does not accept resumes or applications.

Industry

Health care and social assistance

Company size

10,000+ Employees

Headquarters location

Vancouver, WA, US

Year founded

1890

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