This role involves providing spiritual and emotional support to patients, families, staff, and healthcare team members, facilitating personal religious rituals, and addressing spiritual needs and distress.
It includes assessing spiritual needs, offering counseling, officiating rituals, and serving as a bridge to religious communities and leaders.
Key responsibilities encompass guiding patients, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, and educating on spiritual care resources.
The position requires a master’s degree in theology or related fields, clinical pastoral education, ordination or commissioning, and certification eligibility with recognized chaplain organizations.
Essential skills include cultural competence, pastoral judgment, crisis management, and strong communication.
Minimum of 1+ years related experience is preferred.