Professor of Practice — Chaplaincy & Pastoral Care
Denver Seminary
Colorado
On-site
USD 60,970 - 84,655
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Relocation/housing assistance
Access to professional development support
Job summary
A Christian institution in Colorado is seeking a full-time Professor of Practice or Assistant/Associate Professor of Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care. This role focuses on delivering graduate-level courses and mentoring students in their professional and spiritual development. Candidates should hold a terminal degree and possess graduate-level teaching experience. Unique responsibilities include engaging in governance and supporting the seminary's mission of preparing students for diverse ministry contexts. Competitive compensation and benefits offered.
Qualifications
Relevant terminal degree required for Assistant/Associate Professor role.
Experience as a military chaplain is preferred.
Graduate level teaching experience in academic or military settings is essential.
Responsibilities
Teach courses in Chaplaincy, Pastoral Care, and Counseling.
Mentor students holistically—academically, professionally, and spiritually.
Participate in faculty governance and institutional renewal.
Skills
Personal relationship with Jesus Christ
Experience in pastoral counseling
Cross-cultural experience
Education
Relevant terminal degree
Formal theological training at the Masters level
Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE)
Job description
A Christian institution in Colorado is seeking a full-time Professor of Practice or Assistant/Associate Professor of Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care. This role focuses on delivering graduate-level courses and mentoring students in their professional and spiritual development. Candidates should hold a terminal degree and possess graduate-level teaching experience. Unique responsibilities include engaging in governance and supporting the seminary's mission of preparing students for diverse ministry contexts. Competitive compensation and benefits offered.