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The Oregon Department of Corrections is seeking a Religious Services Assistant Administrator, Business Operations Manager 1 (Salem/Hybrid) to lead a team of 22 Chaplains across Oregon’s 12 institutions, ensuring professional and responsive religious services statewide.
You will report to the Administrator of Religious Services, provide supervision and coaching, and collaborate with community partners to meet diverse spiritual needs.
Are you a collaborative leader who is passionate about supporting diverse faith traditions and building meaningful connections?
Join our Religious Services team and help shape the delivery of religious and spiritual services across Oregon’s 12 correctional institutions.
In this role, you will provide leadership, management, and supervision to a team of 22 Chaplains serving across Oregon’s 12 correctional institutions. You will help ensure consistent, professional, and responsive religious services are provided statewide while supporting the diverse religious and spiritual needs of adults in custody.
As part of the Religious Services leadership team, you will work closely with the Administrator of Religious Services to advance the mission, goals, and priorities of the program. You will provide direct supervision, leadership, coaching, and support to Chaplains throughout the state while promoting consistency, collaboration, and effective communication across institutions.
You will also coordinate with institutional leadership and other agency programs to address Religious Service’s needs, assist with statewide initiatives and operational priorities, and help problem-solve issues affecting the delivery of religious services. An important part of this role will be building and maintaining collaborative relationships with community partners and representatives from a wide variety of faith traditions.
This position is management services and may be eligible for Police & Fire (P&F) benefits through Public Employees Retirement System (PERS), as defined by statute.
Five (5) years of lead work, supervision, or progressively related experience;
OR
two (2) years of related experience and a bachelor’s degree in a related field.
Regular office environment with occasional travel; numerous meetings; some contact with adults in custody and post-prison offenders; some stress with deadlines for various work products.