Provides patient, loved ones, and staff counseling services by: applying diverse spiritual care assessment models to evaluate spiritual needs, issues, and concerns and recommend appropriate spiritual counseling services and/or care interventions; leveraging crisis intervention methods and techniques to help patients, loved ones, and staff experiencing a crisis event or emotional, spiritual, and/or existential distress; helping to triage existential and spiritual counseling and creating appropriate care plans while demonstrating sensitivity, respect, and compassion; providing during and after end-of-life support and counseling to patients, loved ones, and staff, including grief counseling and support group services; and documenting spiritual assessments and interventions in the patient care record and following established charting methodologies in accordance with policies and procedures. Job Summary: In addition to the responsibilities listed below, this role is also responsible for fostering relationships with patients, their families and loved ones, and staff related to a patients terminal illness in a home or community; guiding the completion of patient documentation and fulfillment of physician orders (e.g., tracking home visit frequencies) with respect to hospice regulatory compliance; driving the provision of both individual and group-level spiritual counseling services focusing on end-of-life in home and community settings, ensuring complex cases are solved; and providing non-RN pain assessments and recommending appropriate interventions (e.g., breathing techniques, guided meditation) to comfort patients, their families and loved ones, and staff.