​Welcome to the Clinical Pastoral Care Center at St. Mark’s Hospital.  
​For over 30 years the Clinical Pastoral Care Center at St. Mark’s Hospital has been training professional chaplains, seminary students, clergy, lay people and health care providers to listen and support the spiritual needs of people in their care. St. Mark’s Hospital is a community hospital nestled in the foothills of the Wasatch mountains. With easy access to mountains, red rock deserts and cultural activities, Salt Lake City is increasingly seen as the destination of choice by many outdoor enthusiasts and other visitors.

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We are accepting Intern applications for the following:
Summer 2018 (Jun 4 - Aug 16)   
    Schedule:  8:30am-5pm Monday-Friday
Fall 2018 (August - December)
    Schedule: 10 hours class on Tuesday and Thursday plus 14 hours clinical time during the week
    One on-call night per week and one weekend on-call per six weeks of class
Winter, 2019 (January-April)
    Schedule: 10 hours class on Tuesday and Thursday plus 14 hours clinical time during the week
    One on-call night per week and one weekend on-call per six weeks of class

We are now accepting one-year Resident applications beginning Fall, 2018. Interviews will be scheduled during August-September of 2017 for the 2018 program.
Fall 2018 (late August, 2018 - end of May, 2019)
    Weekly Schedule:  Monday-Friday from 8:30am-5:30pm.  Includes 10 class hours and 30 clinical hours each week.
    Requires one on-call night per week and one weekend on-call per six weeks of class (may change pending class size)
    Paid Residency: $25K-$27K plus benefit package

Apply NOW!

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​Spiritual Care at St. Mark’s Hospital is proud member of the Schwartz Center Community.  In partnership with St. Mark’s Hospital, Schwartz Rounds are a monthly forum where clinical caregivers discuss social and emotional issues that arise when caring for patients.  Schwartz Rounds are open to all St. Mark’s hospital employees and physicians, offering a forum for open and honest discussion on the social and emotional issues that arise in caring for patients.

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