- Location
- 1928 Building, United States of America
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Healthcare
- Education
- Master
- Source
- Workday
Description
Day (United States of America)Chaplain - Palliative CareThe Chaplain will be responsible for the spiritual care assessment and participate in the development of the interdisciplinary plan of care of the patient/family to assure the best quality of life.- Masters of Divinity, M.Div., required
- Member of the College of Chaplains
- One basic unit of completed CPE required
- Affirmed by a recognized religious organization
- Previous experience in a health care setting preferred
- Valid driving license and good driving record
- Strong assessment skills including crisis intervention
- Ability to work within the interdisciplinary team framework
- Organization, time-management, and self awareness
- Provide and document spiritual care assessments
- Provide spiritual support and services to the patient/caregiver
- Facilitate contact with community spiritual support
- Assess bereavement needs
- Provide crisis intervention
- Serve as a resource to the interdisciplinary team
- Member of the College of Chaplains
- One basic unit of completed CPE required
- Affirmed by a recognized religious organization
- Previous experience in a health care setting preferred
- Valid driving license and good driving record
- Strong assessment skills including crisis intervention
- Ability to work within the interdisciplinary team framework
- Organization, time-management, and self awareness
- Provide and document spiritual care assessments
- Provide spiritual support and services to the patient/caregiver
- Facilitate contact with community spiritual support
- Assess bereavement needs
- Provide crisis intervention
- Serve as a resource to the interdisciplinary team
Hospital/ Inpatient palliative care chaplain position to cover Halifax Health Daytona, Port Orange and Deltona hospitals.