Correctional Chaplain & Spiritual Care Leader

State of Indiana; Kokomo (IN); On-site; USD 43,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical plan options (Rx, vision, andd

Pension plan options

Paid leave policies (including special

Education Reimbursement Program

Free Parking

Job summary

State of Indiana is seeking a Correctional Captain at Miami Correctional Facility. You will lead the facility's religious and spiritual programs, supervise staff and offenders, and ensure compliance with policy and safety requirements.

The role emphasizes mentorship, program development, and community liaison work. The position requires advanced theological education, ordination or equivalent, and the ability to counsel offenders and families.

Qualifications

• Specialized knowledge of Theology and the history of religious groups.
• Thorough knowledge of specific religious practices.
• Ability to provide religious counseling services to both offenders and their families.
• Ability to speak effectively in public.
• Ability to deal with a diverse population regardless of religious affiliation.
• Ordination as a minister or equivalent endorsement is required or substitution with relevant education.

Responsibilities

• Oversee religious/spiritual programs and ensure they meet acceptable standards.
• Prepare and conduct weekly worship services and provide sacramental ministries.
• Coordinate visits with outside clergy and notify offenders of personal tragedies.
• Arrange transportation for offenders to attend funerals and act as liaison with community religious resources.
• Conduct counseling sessions and maintain knowledge of relevant community programs.

Skills

Theology knowledge

Pastoral counseling

Public speaking

Diversity awareness

Education

Master's of Divinity

Bachelor's degree with 20 credit hours Pastoral Psychology

Job description

State of Indiana is seeking a Correctional Captain at Miami Correctional Facility. You will lead the facility's religious and spiritual programs, supervise staff and offenders, and ensure compliance with policy and safety requirements.

The role emphasizes mentorship, program development, and community liaison work. The position requires advanced theological education, ordination or equivalent, and the ability to counsel offenders and families.