The Professional Quality of Life (ProQOL) scale has been extensively used in nursing research to measure patient-care associated satisfaction and fatigue. A study suggests that rituals can reduce negative consequences and increase positive experiences at work. This research presents a shortened version of the ProQOL scale and investigates the link between mindfulness and compassion fatigue and satisfaction among volunteers and oncologists. The link between stress, job satisfaction, and ProQOL is also explored. The ProQOL scale measures compassion satisfaction, burnout, and secondary traumatic stress, with the belief that caregiving work involves both positive and negative aspects.