Hospice Spiritual Care Leader — Chaplain & Volunteer Liaison

Hospice of the Western Reserve, Inc.; Ashtabula (OH); Presencial; USD 60.000 - 85.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Tuition Assistance

Retirement benefits

Health benefits

Dental and Vision coverage

Corporate discounts

Descripción de la vacante

Reserve Care seeks a full-time chaplain to provide spiritual care within a multidisclipinary hospice team in Ashtabula, OH.

The role involves assessing spiritual needs, guiding patients and families, coordinating with clergy, supervising volunteers, and supporting bereavement services. Master of Divinity and CPE exposure are preferred, with experience in hospice or health care environments highly valued.

Formación

• Master of Divinity preferred or college degree with counseling/spiritual care experience.
• Four units of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) or equivalent training required/preferred.
• Experience with hospice, grief support, or health care setting is desirable.

Responsabilidades

• Assess spiritual needs and develop care goals with patients and families.
• Provide direct pastoral consultation within the hospice team and with volunteers.
• Coordinate with clergy and pastoral visitors; supervise volunteers as assigned.
• Relate patient/family information to the interdisciplinary team and participate in conferences.
• Address ethical and religious issues related to terminal illness and bereavement.
• Plan memorial services and support bereavement programming with coordinators.
• Maintain documentation and contribute to ongoing educational and program development.

Conocimientos

Pastoral counseling

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Cultural sensitivity

Flexibility

Educación

Master of Divinity

CPE training

Descripción del empleo

Reserve Care seeks a full-time chaplain to provide spiritual care within a multidisclipinary hospice team in Ashtabula, OH.

The role involves assessing spiritual needs, guiding patients and families, coordinating with clergy, supervising volunteers, and supporting bereavement services. Master of Divinity and CPE exposure are preferred, with experience in hospice or health care environments highly valued.