Overview Canyon Ranch® has been a trailblazer and an industry-leading proponent of the wellness lifestyle since its founding in 1979. Canyon Ranch has imparted integrative expertise to millions of guests, with established wellness destination resorts in Tucson, Arizona, Lenox, Massachusetts and Woodside, California Wellness Retreat, guests can achieve their goal of living younger longer. In addition, Canyon Ranch operates North Americas largest day spa at The Venetian® hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Canyon Ranch is a 13-time winner of Travel + Leisure’s Best Spa Award, an 11-time recipient of the Condé Nast Traveler Best Destination Spa Award, and both wellness resorts were named in the 2019 U.S. News & World Report Best Hotels rankings. Responsibilities Our Spiritual Wellness Providers work directly with Canyon Ranch guests and staff in the areas of spirituality and related activities. In this role, you will perform individual guest consultations, and provide guest follow-up when appropriate. You will facilitate group workshop sessions, and educational and engaging guest lectures. You will also create spiritual wellness related materials for guests (e.g., lectures, handouts, etc.) and assist in the development of departmental materials (e.g., SOPs). $35 per hour plus $30 fee fee for service Qualifications You will need to have a Master’s degree in relevant field (Divinity, Spiritual or Pastoral Counseling, Spiritual Formation, etc.). (Or, any combination of academic education, professional training or work experience, which demonstrates the ability to perform the duties of the position.) You will also be expected to have any certifications/licenses in relevant fields, though equivalent training will be considered. To be successful, you will need to possess 10 years' experience in spiritual counseling, experiential journey work and/or related models of healing, as well as 10 years' public speaking experience and/or teaching experience. Having a history of personal growth work and personal study, as well as extensive experience in the practice of spiritual tradition/s is expected of candidates, as is extensive group facilitation experience.