At Madrona Hospice Care Inc., we've designed a plan of care that will work for you and your family. We understand the importance in providing you the guidance to make those decisions easier and before a time of crisis. That’s why we have a diverse team of experienced professionals to offer a broad range of services.
As a Hospice Chaplain with Madrona Hospice Care, you will provide spiritual care directly and partner with community clergy to ensure every person we serve receives compassionate, personalized support — whatever their faith or tradition.
We value teamwork, empathy, and a commitment to high-quality service, all aimed at putting patients and their families at ease during their transition. If you are passionate about making a positive impact in patients' lives and working in a supportive and family-oriented atmosphere, we encourage you to join us in providing exceptional home hospice care.
Please note that this role is per diem with a rate of $40 - $50 per visit.
Responsibilities
Offer direct spiritual care to patients and their families, and coordinate care with community chaplains and counselors.
Complete spiritual assessments and help shape each patient’s individualized plan of care.
Serve as a collaborative member of the interdisciplinary team — attending care conferences and offering guidance on spiritual matters.
Document your visits and keep records that support quality, compliance, and continuous improvement.
Build relationships with local congregations to recruit and support chaplains, counselors, and volunteers.
Lead funeral and memorial services for patients when requested, and plan periodic memorials for our staff, volunteers, and community partners.
Help supervise spiritual care volunteers assigned to patients and families.
Requirements
A graduate degree from an accredited seminary or school of theology (M.Div., B.D., or equivalent).
Experience supporting individuals and families through death and dying.
Comfort and genuine openness in interfaith settings — welcoming all lifestyles, cultures, beliefs, and values.
A collaborative spirit and the ability to thrive on an interdisciplinary team.
Strong connections (or the desire to build them) with community clergy and congregations.
Commitment to the hospice philosophy of care.
A valid driver’s license and a reliable, insured vehicle.
Nice to have: Prior hospice experience.
Benefits
Flexible Schedule
Ability to Convert to Full-Time Based On Performance If Interested
Paid Sick Days
Paid Bereavement Leave
Skills Training & Development
Company Social Events
Mileage Reimbursement for Patient to Patient Visits