Palliative Care Chaplain — ICU & Family Support

Intermountain Healthcare Inc.; Logan (UT); Sur place; USD 39 000 - 61 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Intermountain Health Logan Regional Hospital in Utah is seeking a Staff Palliative Care Chaplain to provide compassionate spiritual and emotional support to patients with serious illnesses and their families. You will join an interdisciplinary team, conduct spiritual assessments, coordinate family meetings, and contribute to care planning and documentation.

The role requires ACPE education units and hospital chaplaincy endorsement, with experience in palliative care.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required; accredited program.
• Completion of 2 ACPE units with approval by NACC/APC BCCi.
• Completion of 4 ACPE units with approval by NACC/APC BCCi.
• Documentation of endorsement/authorization for hospital chaplaincy ministry from endorsing body, within last 12 months.

Responsabilités

• Assist patients and families with spiritual, psychological, social, and emotional needs during illness and crisis.
• Participate in IDT rounds and ICU Early Intervention Model to support care plans.
• Schedule, facilitate, and document family meetings as appropriate.
• Conduct spiritual assessments and document outcomes in the EMR system.
• Respond to crises including resuscitations, trauma, rapid response, and ethical consultations.

Connaissances

Empathetic listening

Spiritual assessment

Crisis intervention

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Verbal and written communication

Documentation proficiency

Formation

Bachelor's Degree (accredited)

ACPE CPE: 2 units

ACPE CPE: 4 units

Endorsement by ecclesial judicatory body

Description du poste

Intermountain Health Logan Regional Hospital in Utah is seeking a Staff Palliative Care Chaplain to provide compassionate spiritual and emotional support to patients with serious illnesses and their families. You will join an interdisciplinary team, conduct spiritual assessments, coordinate family meetings, and contribute to care planning and documentation.

The role requires ACPE education units and hospital chaplaincy endorsement, with experience in palliative care.