Palliative Care Chaplain - ICU & Family Support Specialist

Intermountain Healthcare Inc.; Stati Uniti; In loco; USD 39.000 - 61.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Intermountain Health LDS Hospital seeks a Staff Palliative Care Chaplain to provide compassionate spiritual support to patients with serious illnesses, their families, and caregivers. You will conduct spiritual assessments, crisis intervention, and contribute to care planning within the palliative care team.

The role includes facilitating family meetings, supporting advance care planning, and coordinating resources to meet unique spiritual needs.

Competenze

• Bachelor's degree required.
• Completion of 2 accredited CPE units within 2 years of hire.
• Completion of 4 accredited CPE units within 2 years of hire.
• Two+ years of health care chaplaincy experience, with at least one year in palliative care.
• Endorsement from ecclesial body for hospital chaplaincy ministry within last 12 months.

Mansioni

• Provide spiritual and emotional support to patients and families.
• Participate in IDT rounds and ICU Early Intervention Model.
• Schedule and facilitate family meetings.
• Review advance directives and document patient wishes.
• Document spiritual assessments and interventions in EMR.
• Respond to crises and participate in ethics consultations.
• Support Spiritual Care department quality improvement and committees.

Conoscenze

Empathetic Listening

Pastoral Counseling

Crisis Intervention

Team Collaboration

Verbal and Written Communication

Documentation in EMR

Interfaith Knowledge

Family Dynamics

Formazione

Bachelor's Degree (accredited)

2 CPE Units (NACC/APC)

4 CPE Units (NACC/APC)

Descrizione del lavoro

Intermountain Health LDS Hospital seeks a Staff Palliative Care Chaplain to provide compassionate spiritual support to patients with serious illnesses, their families, and caregivers. You will conduct spiritual assessments, crisis intervention, and contribute to care planning within the palliative care team.

The role includes facilitating family meetings, supporting advance care planning, and coordinating resources to meet unique spiritual needs.