Chaplains provide spiritual guidance to patients, their families, and facility staff members of various faiths and religious belief systems. Of the almost 50,000 clergy employed in the U.S., 28% serve in hospitals, home health organizations, and skilled nursing facilities. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts the number of hospital chaplains will grow faster than the average national job rate, rising 16% through 2026.
Our master’s in chaplaincy degree prepares you for roles such as: