Musician - McConnell AFB

Job Description

Overview:
The Catholic Chapel at McConnell Air Force Base is seeking a skilled and passionate musician to lead and accompany music for Catholic Masses, rehearsals, and special services. This is a paid services contract.

Key Responsibilities:
Lead music and congregational singing at weekly Sunday Mass (9:30 AM) and weekly rehearsal (Wednesdays)
Support up to 18 additional events annually (e.g., Holy Days, funerals, special services)
Collaborate with the Catholic Priest and chapel team for music planning
Accompany and direct volunteer choir and musicians
Maintain a professional appearance and work respectfully with diverse faith backgrounds.

Qualifications:
Minimum 3 years' experience in Catholic or liturgical music
Ability to sight read music and play piano or organ (organ preferred)
Proficiency with Catholic hymns and choral harmony
Knowledge of Catholic liturgy, Mass structure, and worship traditions

Background check required (DoDI 1402.5)
Additional Info:

Contract runs from October 1, 2025 - September 30, 2026, with potential 4-year extension
Weekly services and rehearsals last approximately 1 hour each
Government-provided instruments available on site
On-site audition and technical proficiency evaluation required

How to Apply:
Submit your resume highlighting relevant experience in liturgical or Catholic music. Local applicants preferred. Finalists will be invited for an on-site audition.

About the Employer

At Big Sky Country Health, our mission is to streamline and deliver high-quality, cost-effective goods and services to meet the needs of federal agencies. We are committed to compliance, transparency, and timeliness in every procurement we undertake. By leveraging trusted vendor relationships, competitive sourcing, and industry best practices, we ensure that federal partners receive reliable solutions that align with their mission and performance goals. Our approach reflects our core values: integrity, accountability, and excellence in service to the public sector.