Interfaith Hospice Chaplain — Compassionate Spiritual Care

AccentCare; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental & Vision coverage

Paid time off

401(k) company match

Flexible spending accounts

Wellness programs

Employee assistance program

Calm app access

AccentCare scrubs

Job summary

AccentCare in Miami, FL is seeking a Hospice Chaplain I to provide spiritual care across our hospice services, including on-call rotation. This full-time role requires an accredited Bachelor's degree, ordination or credentialing, and ACPE CPE units, with prior hospice or medical/educational experience preferred.

You will support families, assess spiritual needs, liaise with faith communities, and assist clergy or caregivers in caring for patients facing terminal illness.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required from an accredited institution.
• Ordained, credentialed, or commissioned per your faith tradition.
• Three ACPE CPE units required.
• Minimum one year supervised experience in medical, educational or religious setting.
• Inter-faith sensitivity with cultural and theological competence.

Responsibilities

• Support families through anticipatory grief and bereavement.
• Complete spiritual needs assessment for patients and families.
• Liaise with patient/family faith communities.
• Respond to patient and family needs.
• Support clergy or spiritual caregivers related to terminal illness.
• Build relationships empowering patients' spiritual journey.

Skills

Inter-faith care

Cultural competence

Grief counseling

Clergy liaison

Education

Bachelor's degree

Three CPE units (ACPE)

Ordained/credentialed

Job description

AccentCare in Miami, FL is seeking a Hospice Chaplain I to provide spiritual care across our hospice services, including on-call rotation. This full-time role requires an accredited Bachelor's degree, ordination or credentialing, and ACPE CPE units, with prior hospice or medical/educational experience preferred.

You will support families, assess spiritual needs, liaise with faith communities, and assist clergy or caregivers in caring for patients facing terminal illness.