Corrections Chaplaincy Lead — On-Site Programs

Florida; Lake City (FL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Part time

Job summary

Florida Department of Corrections in Lake City is seeking an OPS Chaplain Administrator to lead and coordinate the Chaplaincy Services for inmates, staff and families, emphasizing spiritual care, worship, counseling and education in a non-telework setting.

The role requires one year of professional clerical experience, a valid ecclesiastical endorsement, and a high school diploma; reports to the FDC office within the served area and participates in volunteer supervision and religious diet

Qualifications

• Must possess one year of professional experience as a clergyperson or one year of related experience.
• Must possess a current written approbation or endorsement by the appropriate official of the ecclesiastical body.
• Support of knowledge, skills, and abilities should be demonstrated on the application, in the education, in the work experience, in the work sample, in the interview and/or during reference checks.

Responsibilities

• Lead the way by planning, scheduling, implementing, and coordinating supervision for dynamic Chaplaincy Services programs.
• Make a meaningful impact by providing pastoral care, conducting inspiring worship services, and teaching engaging religious education classes for inmates.
• Take charge of the Certified Food Option Program and administer the Religious Diet Program, ensuring all dietary needs are met with care and precision.
• Keep everything running smoothly by maintaining detailed records, submitting comprehensive reports, and processing documentation related to chapel activities and the diet program.
• Play a key role in supervising the volunteer program and support the Senior Chaplain with impactful institutional visits and meetings.

Skills

Pastoral leadership

Public speaking

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Florida Department of Corrections in Lake City is seeking an OPS Chaplain Administrator to lead and coordinate the Chaplaincy Services for inmates, staff and families, emphasizing spiritual care, worship, counseling and education in a non-telework setting.

The role requires one year of professional clerical experience, a valid ecclesiastical endorsement, and a high school diploma; reports to the FDC office within the served area and participates in volunteer supervision and religious diet