Nothing tests religious beliefs more than the situations our Airmen face throughout their service. Providing pastoral care and counseling to those of faith and no faith, Air Force chaplains support the spiritual resilience of Airmen worldwide. As spiritual leaders, they offer faith and personal guidance, advocate for Airmen, and consult with leadership on moral, ethical, and quality-of-life issues.
Responsibilities
- Manage and support spiritual centers on military installations worldwide
- Conduct worship services, liturgies, and rites
- Advise leadership on spiritual, religious, ethical, moral, morale, and quality-of-life issues
- Supervise and manage chapel personnel, operations, and religious programs
Qualifications, Education, and Training
- Required Education: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution with at least 120 semester hours
- Master of Divinity or equivalent theological degree with no less than 72 hours from an accredited institution
- Religious Ministry Experience: Two years of leadership in religious ministry
- Denominations: Christian Protestant, Muslim, Jewish, Orthodox Christian, Roman Catholic, and other faith groups
- Must be a U.S. citizen
- Receive an Ecclesiastical Endorsement from a DoD-recognized endorser
- Meet medical and physical fitness standards
- No convictions by courts-martial or civilian courts (except minor traffic violations)
- No disciplinary action for unprofessional relationships, financial irresponsibility, domestic violence, or child abuse
- Age limit: Commissioned by age 40; age waivers may be available
Additional Details
- Personnel Status: Officer
- Rank based on education and experience
Job Details
- Seniority level: Entry level
- Employment type: Full-time
- Job function: Other
- Industries: Hospitals and Health Care, Non-profit, Government Administration
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