Senior Director, Spiritual Care Education & ACPE Programs

Jobtome; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Parkland Health & Hospital System seeks a senior Spiritual Care Education leader to direct and monitor education efforts for CPE students, volunteers, and staff. You will ensure excellence in education and emotional support for patients and staff.

Responsibilities include developing programs, coordinating with the Spiritual Care department, and maintaining national accreditation. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Must have graduate theological degree or equivalent as determined by faith group or endorsing body.
• ACPE Certified Educator with National Faculty status is required.
• Ordination or Ecclesiastical endorsement is required.

Responsibilities

• Supervises CPE students' ministry and learning through seminars, supervision, and evaluation.
• Develops and implements spiritual care education programs for staff and volunteers.
• Coordinates CPE activities with Spiritual Care department priorities.
• Serves as information resource about Spiritual Care Education programs to internal/external contacts.
• Assists with spiritual care to patients and staff, including decedent care and Advance Directives support.
• Attends ACPE peer group activities and stays current with professional developments.
• Maintains ACPE accreditation and ensures program/curriculum meet standards.
• Maintains certification as ACPE Certified Educator and National Faculty member.

Skills

Communication

Education theory

Time management

Patient-centered care

Education

Graduate theological degree

ACPE Certified Educator with National Faculty

Ordination or Ecclesiastical endorsement

Job description

Parkland Health & Hospital System seeks a senior Spiritual Care Education leader to direct and monitor education efforts for CPE students, volunteers, and staff. You will ensure excellence in education and emotional support for patients and staff.

Responsibilities include developing programs, coordinating with the Spiritual Care department, and maintaining national accreditation. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential.