Job Opportunities

We are looking for an outstanding Full-Time Chaplain to join our team in Northwest, IL. and the surrounding area.

What you will get: Highly competitive compensation, reimbursement for mileage, company phone, Employee Assistance Program, Tuition Reimbursement Program, and our Back-to-School Program that benefits families with school-aged children by giving them money for supplies and tuition each year.

Core Responsibilities:

Conduct spiritual assessments of incoming patients and manage a caseload
Participate in developing a plan of care to meet patient and family spiritual needs
Serve as liaison and coordinate care with community religious resources
Participate in an on-call rotation for evenings and weekends
Provide grief and loss support
Day to Day Activities:

Manage a case load of patients by creating your own visit schedule
Conduct daily visits where patient resides
Collaborate with fellow Hospice team members
Deliver outstanding care
Foster relationships with your patients and families to support them in finding meaning and purpose in their greatest time of need.
Who the Job reports to:

Director of Clinical Services
Requirements/ Qualifications:

Benefits:

401(k)
401(k) matching
Dental insurance
Flexible spending account
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Tuition reimbursement
Vision insurance
Application Question(s):

Do you have a Master’s of Divinity/Theology or equivalent?
Have you completed 4 units of Clinical Pastoral education?
Are you BCC Board certified or board certifiable?
Experience:

healthcare: 1 year (Preferred)
License/Certification:

Driver’s License (Required)
Work Location: On the road

POSITION SUMMARY:
Under the direction of the Associate Executive Director, the Director serves Stanford Medicine as director of the Jewish Chaplaincy Services and provides spiritual care services to the JFCS staff, clients, and the larger Peninsula community as a member of the Spiritual Care Department at JFCS. The Director understands and assists in meeting budget and services goals, understands the mission and objectives of Jewish Family and Children’s Services and works within the limitations of the Agency’s resources and performs all duties in compliance with agency standards.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
– Provide bedside visits and support to Jewish patients and families, including beside support during Jewish holidays. Coordinate special patient needs with hospital services
– Provide Jewish spiritual care and services for clients and the Peninsula Jewish community in various locations (e.g., residential care communities, long-term care facilities, client homes)
– Oversee public observances for Jewish holidays and conduct life cycle events (e.g., circumcision, baby naming, wedding, memorial services)
– Assist in the selection, training, and supervision of Jewish spiritual care volunteers; involve volunteers in holiday programming
– Collaborate with staff from Stanford Health Care and Stanford Children’s Health Spiritual Care Services, Stanford Medicine Jewish Community Group, Stanford University Jewish Alumni Group, and Stanford Hillel
– Partner with JFCS rabbinic staff to address educational and support needs related to Jewish lifecycles, holidays, and Jewish literacy for staff and community
– Provide life cycle event services for JFCS clients, including funeral services and other rituals
– Conduct Bikkur Cholim Training for participants at Jewish day schools, JFCS Youth First Program, synagogues, and others

St. Charles Health System is a leading healthcare provider in Central Oregon, offering a comprehensive range of services to meet the needs of our community. We are committed to providing high-quality, compassionate care to all patients, regardless of their ability to pay. Our values of compassion, excellence, integrity, teamwork, and stewardship guide our work and shape our culture.

What We Offer:

Competitive Salary
Comprehensive benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision for you and your immediate family
403b with up to 6% match on Retirement Contributions
Generous Earned Time Off
Growth Opportunities within Healthcare
Relocation Assistance

Apply Now:  Join our team of dedicated healthcare professionals at St. Charles Health System and make a difference in the lives of our patients.

DEPARTMENT SUMMARY: Spiritual Care Services (SCS), at St. Charles Health System; is an integral part of providing Spiritual Care in respect for the dignity, spirituality, cultural beliefs, and practices within the diversity of patients, families, and staff of St. Charles Medical Center.  This department manages the emotional and spiritual support regardless of personal and cultural beliefs, religious background, or spiritual practices.

POSITION OVERVIEW: The Chaplain provides patient, family and staff with focused care in accordance with St Charles Health System’s mission, values, policies, and procedures.  This position will provide services for patients’ spiritual, emotional, and social needs; including the use of prayer, active listening, crisis ministry, and sacramental ministry and worship experiences. Chaplains also respond to needs for referrals, support groups, and consultations.

This position does not directly manage any other caregivers.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES:

Provides a therapeutic presence in service to others by a purposeful, wholehearted, timely response to their needs.  Demonstrating a professional, unconditional, caring, listening presence. Including the ability to assist others in finding within themselves the strength to discover peace on their journey.

Offers a meaningful presence of time, listening, caring, encouragement, hope, humor, and prayer to each individual, respectful of their spirituality and compassionate to their needs.

Is attentive to the promotion of high self-esteem and morale of caregivers.

Provides spiritual, pastoral and emotional care to patients, their families and staff employed by St. Charles Health System.

Participates in education of staff and public.

Provides pastoral support to the larger community.

Participates in health system professional committees (i.e. Institutional Review Board, Bio-ethics Committee, Organ Donation Committee, etc.) as requested.

Attends departmental meetings as requested.

Participates in creating intentional relationships and demonstrates focus, attitudes and behaviors that enhance the care experience.

Demonstrates a professional level of communication skills.

Participates in holiday rotation.

Participates in orientation and education of new department employees in regards to their responsibilities to patients, family, staff and self as requested.

Assists new employees to maintain annual professional education requirements as appropriate.

In coordination with manager, identifies and works with other department members to implement improvements to services offered by SCS when appropriate.

Interacts with team members in a timely and efficient manner that promotes goodwill and group cohesiveness.

Participates in creating a healing environment that supports all aspects of the care environment and the wholeness of each individual, patient and caregiver.

Participates in creating intentional relationships and demonstrates focus attitudes and behaviors that enhance the care experience.

Provides and maintains a safe environment for caregivers, patients and guests

Documents all patient care with proficiency in compliance with hospital policies, procedures and regulatory agencies.

Supports the vision, mission and values of the organization in all respects.

Supports Value Improvement Practice (VIP- Lean) principles of continuous improvement with energy and enthusiasm, functioning as a champion of change.

Provides and maintains a safe environment for caregivers, patients and guests.

Conducts all activities with the highest standards of professionalism and confidentiality.  Complies with all applicable laws, regulations, policies and procedures, supporting the organization’s corporate integrity efforts by acting in an ethical and appropriate manner, reporting known or suspected violation of applicable rules, and cooperating fully with all organizational investigations and proceedings.

Delivers customer service and/or patient care in a manner that promotes goodwill, is timely, efficient and accurate.

May perform additional duties of similar complexity within the organization, as required or assigned.

EXPERIENCE
Two years hospital chaplaincy or pastoral counseling experience.  Demonstrated proficiency in providing spiritual, pastoral, and emotional care.

Position Summary:
The Chaplain provides Spiritual Care within his/her local ministry, addressing the spiritual needs of patients, participants, residents, families and colleagues. As a fully integrated member of the health care team with professional expertise in Spiritual Care, the Chaplain works alongside other care givers, responding specifically to the spiritual needs of those served. The Chaplain develops, conducts and participates in programs of spiritual care to promote healthy communities, facilitating the inclusion of faith leaders from churches, synagogues and mosques, etc. in the provision of Spiritual Care for their members, as appropriate. The Chaplain reports directly to the Spiritual Care Manager. The position covers our 32 bed ICU.

What the Chaplain will do:
Provide, deliver, and facilitate transformative Spiritual Care experiences to patients, residents, participants, visitors, and all colleagues across the healthcare continuum, and the communities served. Ensures that the religious beliefs, practices and values of those served are honored and respected within the total healing process.
Implements systems and processes to assess religious and spiritual needs and provides interventions based on the assessed needs.
Documents in the electronic medical record professional Spiritual Care assessments (e.g. assessment of “spiritual distress”) as determined, interventions as provided, and outcomes as observed with appropriate plans of care.
Integrates the Spiritual Care dimension of healing of those served as a full, clinical member of the inter-professional healthcare team.
In collaboration with the Spiritual Care Manager, measures, evaluates, and improves functional processes of Spiritual Care for effectiveness in accordance with approved Mission Integration strategy and tactics connected to achieving system-wide PSA’s.
Hours are 8:30am-5pm TUESDAY-SATURDAY

Primary responsibilities:
● Provide religious and spiritual care to patients, families, and associates, respecting all spiritual orientations and cultures
● Participate and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team in the delivery of holistic care
● Participate in on-call rotation with other chaplains on the regional team
● Must be committed to living our Mission and Values; guided by the Ethical & Religious Directives for Catholic Healthcare

A region Director translates and implements strategic plans and objectives for area of responsibility. Makes final decisions on operational matters and ensures achievement of objectives. Recommends policies and organizational changes for the area. Plans and executes projects and initiatives that meet annual objectives. Erroneous decisions at this level tend to have negative impact on the success of the area, business unit, and possibly the overall organization’s operations. Plans and directs operations of a department or area, with responsibility for staffing, processes, budgets, and costs of the unit. Leads and advises subordinates to meet schedules, resolve technical problems, and monitor performance. Has a larger, more complex organization or functional area than a manager. Often has one or more managers or supervisors reporting to the role.

Internal: https://internalcareers.bswhealth.com/i/us/en/job/25008615/Director-of-Spiritual-Culture-and-Innovation

Good health care is key to a good life. At Banner Health, we understand that, and that’s why we work hard every day to make a difference in people’s lives. Do you like the idea of making a positive change in people’s lives – and your own? If so, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.

Work at the forefront of academic medicine. At the center of Banner – University Medicine is patient care, research, and teaching. Join a nationally recognized health care leader that values excellence and begin making a difference in people’s lives.

As the Pastoral Educator at Banner University Medical Center, Phoenix, you will be responsible for managing the Clinical Pastoral Education program. You will assist in monitoring and maintaining compliance with the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education standards.

University Medical Center Phoenix is a nationally recognized academic medical center. The world-class hospital is focused on coordinated clinical care, expanded research activities and nurturing future generations of highly trained medical professionals. Our commitment to nursing excellence has enabled us to achieve Magnet recognition by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. The Phoenix campus, long known for excellent patient care, has over 730 licensed beds, several unique specialty units and is the new home for medical discoveries, thanks to our collaboration with the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix. Additionally, the campus responsibilities include fully integrated multi-specialty and sub-specialty clinics.
POSITION SUMMARY
This position is responsible for managing the Clinical Pastoral Education program at an assigned medical center. Assists in monitoring and maintaining compliance with the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE) standards.

CORE FUNCTIONS
1. Educates, evaluates and maintains records of students enrolled in the ACPE program at the medical center, using case-based methodologies to ensure pastoral competence. Insures quality control of services provided by Chaplain Interns and Residents.

2. Recruits, interviews, selects and evaluates students in the ACPE program.

3. Serves as primary faculty for the Clinical Pastoral Education program, which includes: developing curriculum; utilizing resources within the facility to optimize the education of students in the Clinical Pastoral Education program; facilitating didactics; managing student education through hands-on practice of the art of Spiritual Care; maintains theological library; and/or, performing other related activities.

4. Participates as a member of the Clinical Pastoral Education Professional Advisory Committee in providing quality assurance for the ACPE program, the Department of Spiritual Care, and assigned facility.

5. Assists with specific aspects of spiritual and religious care including the maintenance and promotion of an interfaith environment and adherence to ACPE standards for accreditation.

6. Assists in providing pastoral care to the hospital community and meeting the spiritual needs of patients, families and staff. Assists with special services to address these needs as necessary.

7. This position is responsible for managing the ACPE program at an assigned facility. Maintains connections with regional and national ACPE organization, serving on working committees as appropriate. Maintains interdepartmental and interdisciplinary relationships throughout the hospital. Internal customers include leadership, patient care teams, physicians, staff, students, and volunteers. External customers include physicians, patients, family members, faith communities, and area clergy.

Possession of ACPE Associate Certified Educator or ACPE Certified Educator Certification.

Advanced knowledge of educational theory, supervisory theory, group process, personality theory, and world religions as acknowledged by the ACPE certifying body. Skilled at teaching at the graduate level utilizing case-based methodologies. Skilled in being tolerant and empathetic of intense emotions and situations. Must have excellent oral, written and interpersonal communication skills to effectively interact, convey information, and provide assistance to a diverse group of individuals. Skilled in maintaining composure and professional demeanor in difficult, volatile, and stressful situations. Skilled in performing a variety of pastoral roles and functions. Skilled in crisis intervention and conflict resolution methodologies. Skilled at public speaking. Skilled in reviewing statistical data and making appropriate projections/inferences. Skilled in working independently. Skilled in maintaining documentation of observations and services provided. Ability to maintain ethical standards as articulated by the ACPE.

Job Summary:
Provides direct spiritual care to patients and families to ease, resolve, or reconcile spiritual pain and distress precipitated by a life-threatening illness.

Job Duties:
Job knowledge:
• Knowledge of client centered theology/spiritual orientation and the Theology of Death.
• Knowledge of community spiritual resources.
• Develops and maintains positive working relationships with community clergy.
• Knowledge of death, dying, and bereavement process.
• Serves as a community resource in areas of dying and grief.
• Knowledge and understanding of mental and emotional dysfunction.

Interaction with patients:
• Listens and responds appropriately to patient needs in a timely manner.
• Treats patients and families with compassion.
• Adapts communication to meet patient needs.
• Supports emotional, social, cultural, and spiritual needs.
• Responds to difficult or emotional patient situations.
• Supports patients’ and families’ sense of control.
• Strives to reduce patients’ and families’ anxiety and spiritual distress by facilitating spiritual healing or growth.
• Refers questions outside area of own expertise to appropriate team members.

Assessment & planning:
• Collects complete and accurate data.
• Completes assessment within required time frame.
• Performs reassessment as needed.
• Determines and prioritizes patient care needs.
• Contributes to individualized care plan with appropriate goals and interventions.

Counseling:
• Establishes rapport with patients and families.
• Applies active listening skills.
• Identifies patients’ strengths and needs.
• Facilitates patient problem solving.
• Participates in bereavement events as needed.

Crisis response:
• Assesses crisis situations.
• Follows standard operating procedures.
• Exercises judgment in stressful conditions.
• Responds calmly and quickly.
• Displays teamwork during a crisis.

Documentation:
• Documents required information.
• Uses correct terminology.
• Conforms to required style and format.
• Submits documentation on time.
• Complies with legal guidelines.

Bereavement:
• Plans patients’ memorial/funeral service with family.
• Officiates at patients’ memorial/funeral service as requested.
• Participates in bereavement events as needed.

Cross-cultural care:
• Demonstrates awareness of cross-cultural issues.
• Provides culturally sensitive care.
• Utilizes translation services when appropriate.

Age-specific care:
• Demonstrates knowledge of human growth and development.
•Conducts age appropriate assessment.
• Provides age appropriate care.
• Uses appropriate communication techniques.
• Recognizes age -specific responses to treatment.

Patient education:
• Involves patient and family.
• Identifies and prioritizes learning needs.
• Provides clear explanation and instructions.
• Assesses level of understanding.
• Documents patient education.

Follows all infection control policies, procedures, and directives.
Other duties as assigned.

Pastoral Care and Support:
The core function is to provide spiritual and emotional support to residents in the Health Center and Catered Living. This includes:
Provision for their spiritual health and formation, worship, end of life, grief, crisis intervention, and visitation needs.
Initiating and maintaining pastoral relationships with residents and their families.
Offering support to residents experiencing health decline, hospice care, and bereavement.
Providing pastoral support to associates in the care settings and directing them to appropriate resources.

Spiritual Programming and Connection:
Arranging and providing spiritual programming, including bible studies and devotions, tailored to the needs of the residents.
Facilitating connections or renewal in their spiritual belief systems.
Connecting residents with their places of worship and clergy/spiritual leaders in the community.
Care Team Participation:
Participating in resident care plans, communicating essential information, and serving as a resource to care teams regarding spiritual and emotional needs.
Attending morning update meetings and other relevant meetings centered around residents and associates.
Participating in the Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) meeting as back up for the Manager of Spiritual Care Services when needed.

Worship and Observances:
Sharing in on-call coverage on a rotating basis.
Providing pastoral visits as needed.
Providing Vespers services in the WCBR Chapel on Sunday afternoons.
Assisting in planning and conducting special worship services, especially surrounding major religious observances.
Coordinating, arranging, and officiating memorial services and celebrations of life.
Community Engagement:
Attending WCBR events, dining with residents, and participating in residents’ meetings and activities.
Attending and supporting functions for associates sponsored by various WCBR departments.
Offering prayers and blessings for WCBR meetings and events.
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Belonging:
Providing support “with creativity, imagination, energy, intelligence, and love in support of WCBR’s mission and values, including our commitment to furthering diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging.”

This chaplain will be joining a strong team that highly values collaboration, mutual support, and shared learning as we grow in our practice of spiritual care. We will accept candidates who meet the standards for either the Chaplain II or Chaplain Masters role. Specific requirements and salary ranges can be found below.

Our chaplains provide comprehensive spiritual care for patients, families, and staff. Their responsibilities include: spiritual assessment, spiritual and emotional support, the provision or coordination of rituals, prayers, and other forms of spiritual engagement, grief facilitation and end of life care, and advocacy. They document their care in the medical record and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team; this includes taking part in care rounds. They participate in family care conferences and Advance Care Planning conversations, and facilitate Health Care Directives. Our chaplains are also actively engaged in staff support, providing emotional first aid to individuals and groups after critical incidents, and playing a strong and trusted role in unit life. Chaplains serve as mentors to CPE students, and may be asked to provide didactics for CPE groups. Finally, they participate in committees, department projects, and educational opportunities.

Manages and coordinates pastoral care, counseling, and religious services for patients, their families and staff including, sacramental ministry, memorial services, baptisms, weddings, anointing and coordinating bereavement needs.

Supervises chaplains and mentors CPE student chaplains as they provide assessment and support to palliative care patients in accordance with joint commission requirements.

Supports the end-of-life care for patients by offering pastoral support and counseling to patients and families.

Serves as department representative to facility President or other managers.

Coordinates and provides consultation to physicians, nurses, social workers, counselors, and ancillary staff as part of an interdisciplinary treatment team to meet patient needs and to improve patient care.

Conducts investigative studies to advance knowledge and to develop ways and means for providing more effective religious ministry for patients, family and staff.

Develops relationships with local churches, community agencies and service organizations which supports the Baylor Scott & White Health community. Recruits, trains, and coordinates pastoral care volunteers.

Develops and maintains procedures for keeping records of spiritual counseling for patients.

Oversees, staff, and volunteers and provides clinical supervision at the level specified upon consults.

Consults with staff as needed; partners and reports to Senior Pastoral Care Leaders.

Our mission, vision, and values make us who we are at Baptist Health and are at the center of everything we do. At Baptist Health, we positively impact the human experience for patients, employees, and physicians. Our success comes from a culture of quality and dedication that is instilled into every member of the Baptist Health family.

This year, and for 24 years, we’ve been named one of Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For, based on employee feedback. We’ve also been recognized as one of America’s Most Innovative Companies and People Magazine included us in 50 Companies That Care. Based on the U.S. News & World Report 2023-2024 Best Hospital Rankings, Baptist Health is the most awarded healthcare system in South Florida, with its hospitals and institutes earning 45 high-performing honors.

But really, the reason we’re excited to come to work is the people.

Working together, we form personal connections with our colleagues that are stronger than most of us have experienced at other jobs. We develop caring relationships with our patients and their families that go beyond just delivering healthcare. After all, we know what it’s like to be in their shoes. Many of us have been patients here and have had family members as patients here. We’re committed to delivering quality care in the most compassionate way possible because we feel a personal stake in the outcomes. When it comes to caring for people, we’re all in.

Description:

The staff chaplain will provide pastoral ministry in a manner which exemplifies the philosophy, mission and values of the pastoral care department at Baptist Health South Florida, acting as worship and sacramental leader, counselor, advocate-mediator, educator, and spiritual guide. The staff chaplain will maintain his/her relationship with the endorsing religious denomination current and in good standing at all times while employed at Baptist Health South Florida. The staff chaplain will assist the Director of Pastoral Care in the implementation of all programming, policies and procedures, as outlined by the Department’s Policies and Procedures Manual. As the religious representative before the Hospital and related communities, the staff chaplain will be held accountable to the highest level of professional ethics and moral conduct. Estimated salary range for this position is $52740.06 – $68562.08 / year depending on experience.

Degrees:
Masters.

Licenses & Certifications:
Ministerial Ordination.

Additional Qualifications:
Master’s of Divinity or equivalent degree.
One year of experience in Healthcare chaplaincy or equivalent ministerial experience.
Two units of Clinical Pastoral Education through ACPE or equivalent training and experience.
Obtain Board certification with Association of Professional Chaplains within 5 years of hire.
Ministerial Ordination or equivalent.
Up to date denominational endorsement for ministry in the healthcare setting.
In the case of Roman Catholic Priests, ministerial ordination, endorsement and faculty appointment for ministry at BHSF by the Archdiocese of Miami.

Minimum Required Experience: 1 Year

JOB ID: 146762

We are proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or protected veteran status.

We are looking for a Compassionate Clinical Pastoral Educator Leader who will develop and deliver CPE programs with the Mission and Values at Barnes Jewish Hospital.

~$5,000 Sign On Bonus Available~

Overview

Barnes-Jewish Hospital at Washington University Medical Center is the largest hospital in Missouri and is ranked as one of the nation’s top hospitals by U.S. News & World Report. Barnes-Jewish Hospital’s staff is composed of full-time academic faculty and community physicians of Washington University School of Medicine, supported by a house staff of residents, interns, fellows and other medical professionals. Recognizing its excellence in nursing care, Barnes-Jewish Hospital was the first adult hospital in Missouri to be certified as a Magnet Hospital by the American Nurses Credentialing Center.

The Spiritual Care Services department is made up of four service lines: Chaplaincy, Chaplaincy Education, Palliative Care Consult Services and Ethics Committee support. Each of these service lines participates within the healthcare interdisciplinary teams at Barnes-Jewish Hospital with the goal of healing body, mind and spirit. Department personnel are comprised of Board Certified Professional Chaplains, Chaplain Director, ACPE Chaplain Supervisor, Chaplain Manager, Chaplain Residents, Contractual Chaplains, Medical Director and physician of Palliative Care Consult Services, Palliative Care Nurse Practitioners, Social Workers, Administrative Assistants and medical, chaplaincy, social work, nursing students rotating through these services.

Preferred Qualifications

Role Purpose

Provides direct supervision of ACPE Chaplain Residents, Externs and Interns who provide spiritual care to patients, families and staff (75%) along with Clinical Pastoral Education training (25%). Serves as a member of the Spiritual Care Department Leadership Team. Contributes to the overall operations of Spiritual Care Services while Coordinating all aspects of hospital ACPE program.

Responsibilities

Provides direct spiritual care to patients and families.
Provides consultation to other members of the care team regarding spiritual issues and resources in patient and family care and regarding ethics.
Implements and participates in hospital wide improvement of quality care processes and services.
Manages individual(s) including but not limited to: hires, trains, assigns work, manages & evaluates performance, conducts professional development plans. Ensures that the productivity and actions of that group meet/support the overall operational goals of the department as established by department leadership.
Supervises the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE) program and provides ACPE accredited programming.
Provides direct pastoral care to staff and physicians, as needed, complementing staff support services provided by others.
May participate in the development of departmental staffing, revenue and/or expense budgets and having direct responsibility for adhering to those goals. This includes responding to changes in the business which may affect the ability to achieve the budget goals.

Education

Master’s Degree
– Theology/related

Experience

<2 years
Supervisor Experience

< 2 years
Licenses & Certifications

Ordination or equiv
ACPE Supervisor/Associate
Preferred Requirements

Licenses & Certifications

Ordination or eligible

Serves as a resource for residents/families and consults those that are making difficult ethical decisions such as preparing advanced directives.

Shows attention to those who are facing the end of life and provides bereavement resources to both residents and families.

Educates staff and volunteers on the importance of spiritual care in health and healing.

Bachelor’s degree in theology or related field.

Theological understanding and respect towards all faith expressions.

A Health Services Chaplain is often a compassionate, empathetic individual who is deeply committed to the spiritual well-being of others. They are typically trained in theology, spiritual care, and pastoral counseling, with a genuine calling to serve others in times of need. They must be adaptable, able to engage with diverse personalities, and provide care in a respectful, non-judgmental manner.

Please Note: This position involves providing direct care to our residents. Applicants should be prepared to work on-site and must be located in or around the Boston area.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
Provide spiritual care to individuals at times of joy and when they are ill, grieving, emotionally distraught, struggling with healthcare decision-making, or nearing end-of-life
Foster spiritual well-being of staff within the workplace
Respond to communal crises
Lead annual programs such as community memorial services, and religious holidays, coordination with local clergy as needed
Lead groups grounded in spiritual themes with expertise to best serve our Christian and non-Jewish residents.
Advise and collaborate with Resident Services staff in planning and leading interfaith educational, volunteer, multigenerational programs
Provide formal and informal staff education to promote cultural competency with the faiths represented in the resident population
Work closely with the Director of Spiritual Care to solicit and implement resident feedback concerning spiritual care programs.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:
3-5 years of related experience
Clinical Pastoral Education, minimum of 1 unit, additional units and BCCI board certification preferred
Master of Divinity or equivalent preferred
Ordination preferred
Program development and community organizing experience preferred
Experience working with older adults
Fluent in Russian, Mandarin and/or Cantonese preferred
Ability to use Microsoft Office and Google Docs Suites; familiarity with Salesforce desired but not required
Have sufficient transportation to travel as needed between all 2Life locations

2Life has been at the heart of positive change in the affordable senior housing ecosystem since 1965, with our residents at the center of everything we do. Our mission is to ensure that all seniors have the opportunity to thrive regardless of their income level or background. To that end, we develop, own, operate, and provide supportive services to every one of our communities. In all we do, we advocate for and empower older adults to age with purpose and joy, meeting the integrated needs of seniors guided by our shared values of kindness, community, and repairing the world.

2Life owns and operates over 1,500 apartments, 94% of which are affordable, located on campuses in Brighton, Brookline, Newton, Framingham, and Devens, Massachusetts. Another 500+ apartments are in development in Devens, Lynn, Mattapan, Newton, and Waltham, Massachusetts. We anticipate continued growth in the size of our portfolio, the geography in which we operate, and the diversity of our residents in terms of race, ethnicity, income levels, and need for supportive services. For example, in 2025 we will add a new community, Opus Newton from 2Life Communities, that creates an exciting living option for middle-income seniors.

BENEFITS AND MORE:
We offer a very rich benefit plan which for individuals adds 27% on top of the base pay and over 30% for employee +1 and families. Our rewards program includes but not limited to:
Robust medical and dental plan
Vision
Employer-paid life and AD&D, STD, and LTD insurance
401(k) plan
Paid vacation
Paid holidays
2 floating holidays
Pet insurance
And more!

The above statements intend to describe the general nature and level of work performed by people assigned to do this job. The above does not intend to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities and duties required.

We desire to build and cultivate an environment that brings together an exceptional workforce with unique experiences, backgrounds, talents, and perspectives.

External and internal applicants, as well as position incumbents who become disabled as defined under the Americans with Disabilities Act must be able to perform the essential job functions (as listed) either unaided or with the assistance of a reasonable accommodation to be determined by management on a case by case basis.

Tuskegee University invites nominations and applications for the position of Dean of the Chapel. The Institution seeks a true spiritual leader who will bring energy to the campus and inspire students on their own spiritual journeys. The Dean serves as a campus leader in and out of the classroom, managing signature occasions of the university, such as graduation convocation, as well as service in the role of university professor, carrying a course load.

Tuskegee is a family of more than 3000 students, approximately 800 faculty and support personnel, located in Tuskegee, Alabama. Founded in 1881, the university is rooted in a history of successfully educating African Americans to understand themselves and their society against the background of their total cultural heritage and the promise of their individual and collective future. Tuskegee is recognized as the #1 Institution for Top Performers in Social Mobility and tied for the #3 HBCU in the country by U.S. News and World Report, as the national top producer of African American aerospace science engineers, African American Ph.D. holders in material science and engineering, and more African American general officers in the military than any other institution. Tuskegee is the only historically black college or university with a fully accredited College of Veterinary Medicine that offers a doctoral degree and produces over 75% of the African American veterinarians in the world. The Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) has a rich renowned history at Tuskegee, and the campus has been declared a National Historic Landmark.

A leadership profile for the position is forthcoming. Candidate review will begin immediately. A doctoral degree is required, preferably in religion, sociology, history or other appropriate discipline for appointment as a professor at Tuskegee.

To apply please submit a letter of interest and resume through the talent profile listed below: Dean of the Chapel: https://talent-profile.dsgco.com/search/v2/22054

Nominations and inquiries can be directed to:

Christopher D. Lee, Ph.D., Managing Director
Euris Belle, Managing Director
Beth McCarthy, Senior Associate
TUChapelDean@storbecksearch.com

Tuskegee University encourages people with disabilities, minorities, veterans, and women to apply. Applicants and employees will not be discriminated against on the basis of any legally protected category, including sexual orientation or gender identity. EEO/AA/Vet/Disability Employer.

Position Responsibilities:
• By way of responding to referrals from various sources, to assess the level of spiritual distress, provide appropriate interventions to patients and their families/friends in meeting their religious and spiritual needs through visitation, sacramental and ritual ministry and referral services and documenting the outcome of these interventions in the patient record.

• To provide the same comprehensive pastoral care to the health care workers and volunteers as needed and requested.

• To oversee the chapel and pastoral care offices 7 days a week, 24 hours a day; processing requests for spiritual interventions on a priority basis, dispatching professional chaplains, community clergy and/or specially trained clergy and lay volunteers as appropriate; maximum response time per request being 24 hours.

• To serve as a liaison and facilitator for area clergy.

• To plan and lead religious services.

• Recruit, Train, And provide continuing Education for Volunteer Chaplain Aides.

• By way of participating in interdisciplinary care rounds on CCU , 5 Stokes, 3 NE, and on 4 NE/NW and serving on various local and system-wide committees, such as critical care and bioethics, to act as advisor to the health care team on religious and/or spiritual issues impacting the plan of care.

Part time schedule:
Four 9 hour shifts per week
Work- Every other Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday.

Summary:

This position exists to assist patients, families and health care workers in meeting their religious/spiritual needs; to network with community organizations and resources in matters related to health and spiritual care; and to serve as a resource for Virtua on spiritual/religious matters.

Position Responsibilities:

• By way of responding to referrals from various sources, to assess the level of spiritual distress, provide appropriate interventions to patients and their families/friends in meeting their religious and spiritual needs through visitation, sacramental and ritual ministry and referral services and documenting the outcome of these interventions in the patient record.

• To provide the same comprehensive pastoral care to the health care workers and volunteers as needed and requested.

• To oversee the chapel and pastoral care offices 7 days a week, 24 hours a day; processing requests for spiritual interventions on a priority basis, dispatching professional chaplains, community clergy and/or specially trained clergy and lay volunteers as appropriate; maximum response time per request being 24 hours.

• To serve as a liaison and facilitator for area clergy.

• To plan and lead religious services.

• Recruit, Train, And provide continuing Education for Volunteer Chaplain Aides.

• By way of participating in interdisciplinary care rounds on CCU , 5 Stokes, 3 NE, and on 4 NE/NW and serving on various local and system-wide committees, such as critical care and bioethics, to act as advisor to the health care team on religious and/or spiritual issues impacting the plan of care.

Principal Duties and Responsibilities

1. Delivering and arranging for appropriate chaplaincy care to patients, their loved ones and staff in specific areas of the institution.
• Actively participate in the delivery of pastoral care adhering to the Standards of Practice of the Association of Professional Chaplains and the principles and practices of Outcome Oriented Chaplaincy.
• Be available for on-call needs related to Gift of Hope at John H. Stroger Hospital.
• Respond to requests for pastoral care in a timely manner.
• Participate in the meeting of ritual and sacramental needs.

2. Support an interdisciplinary approach to chaplaincy.
• Participate in team meetings and rounds as requested.
• Nurture, cultivate and maintain relationships internally.

3. Participate in maintenance of proper administrative procedures for the department in accordance with institutional policy.

• Assist in the coordination of clergy and pastoral visitors from the religious community.
• Keep records of chaplaincy activity to communicate with other members of the department and report to institutional administration and Bishop Anderson House.
• Participate in plans for continuous quality improvement.

4. Participate in programs and administrative activities of Bishop Anderson House.

• Participate in weekly staff meetings and staff retreats.
• Participate in regular professional development activities and supervision.

1. Master of Divinity or equivalent theological degree from an accredited institution by the Association of Theological Schools (https://www.ats.edu)
2. Completion of a minimum of two (four preferred) units of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) from an accredited ACPE center (https://acpe.edu/).
3. Board certified or actively working toward board certification with a recognized chaplaincy certifying body (e.g., Association of Professional Chaplains, National Association of Catholic Chaplains, or Neshama: National Association of Jewish Chaplains).
4. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to provide empathetic and compassionate care.
5. Understanding of medical ethics, healthcare practices, and the impact of illness on individuals and families.
6. Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team and adapt to the changing needs of patients and the healthcare environment.
7. Adherence to the ethical standards and code of conduct established by the chaplaincy profession and our healthcare organization.
8. Respect for diversity and cultural sensitivity in providing spiritual care to individuals from various religious and cultural backgrounds.

Preferred Qualifications:

1. Experience providing chaplaincy services in a healthcare setting.
2. Proficiency in Spanish to support diverse patient populations.
3. Experience working with patients facing end-of-life issues and providing bereavement support.
4. Familiarity with electronic medical records (EMR) systems and documentation practices.
5. Board certified or board certified eligible.

NUCC is a dynamic, growing, and mission-driven church that values its powerful worship, continuing generosity, caring ministry, hospitable fellowship, and designation as both an Open and Affirming congregation and a WISE for Mental Health congregation. We are identified as a “traditional church for progressive people”, with a membership of 950+, financially sound, and known for our incredible Music program, and tremendous Mission and Outreach programs serving local, national, and global ministry efforts.

To receive a full Job Description, please send any questions along with your resume to our Search Committee at MinisterCongregationalCareSearch@NaplesUCC.org

Written endorsement from appropriate ecclesiastical authority consistent with denominational practice. Demonstrated connection to a recognized religious community /body.

EDUCATION: Theological training or experience in ministry in a hospital setting. Prefer a Bachelor’s in Ministry, Master of Divinity (MDiv) or related field.

CERTIFICATION/LICENSES: Minimum of three (3) units of Clinical Pastoral Education preferred or proof of enrollment from the Association of Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE). Must obtain four (4) units of CPE within two years of hire/transfer.

SKILLS:
• Understanding of Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services
• Demonstrates honesty consistently in all relationships
• Ability to work in stressful environment
• Excellent oral and written communication, presentation and interpersonal skills
• Is knowledgeable about department policies and procedures
• Ability to use computer, printer, telephone, etc. when needed.

EXPERIENCE: Two years of experience in hospital or hospice ministry.

NATURE OF SUPERVISION:
-Responsible to: Manager of Spiritual Care

ENVIRONMENT:
-Bloodborne pathogen: A
Works in a clean, well-lighted, ventilated smoke-free environment.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Work may require walking, sitting and standing. Subject to irregular hours. May require lifting, pushing, or pulling up to 20 lbs.

Candidates must be CPE a clinical educator /supervisor and have a minimum 4 units of CPE

Responsibilities

Manage the daily operations of the Spiritual Care Services on site Monday – Friday
Maintain Spiritual Care Policies and Procedures in coordination with leadership.
Provide spiritual comfort to clinical associates/providers, patients, and families by visiting patients on a regular basis offering pastoral counseling, religious rituals, and referrals to community religious resources as requested.
Coordinate the CPE program and supervise CPE interns, volunteers and residents.
Maintains adherence to standards for accreditation of CPE program.
Manage the fiscal resources in the department in coordination with leadership.
Hold membership on the NCH Delaware Ethics Committee and participate in ethical consults as requested.

Benefits

Paid Time Off: PTO accrual plus six paid holidays annually and one day of paid volunteer time off.
Paid Parental Leave: Six weeks of paid leave for new parents at 100% pay.
Tuition Reimbursement: Up to $5,250 for approved courses.
Retirement Savings Plan: 403(b) plan with immediate participation and matching contributions.
Insurance: Basic Life and AD&D Insurance.
Disability Coverage: Short- and long-term disability coverage at 60% of salary for non-work-related disabilities.

About Us

Nemours Children’s Health is an internationally recognized children’s health system. With more than 1.7 million patient encounters annually, we provide medical care in five states through two freestanding state-of-the-art children’s hospitals — Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware and Nemours Children’s Hospital, Florida. Our pediatric network includes 80 primary-urgent-and specialty care practices and more than 40 hospitalists serving 19 affiliated hospitals. We generate annual revenues of more than $1.7 billion derived from patient services, contributions from the Alfred I. DuPont Trust, as well as other income.

As one of the nation’s premier pediatric health systems, we’re on a journey to discover better ways of approaching children’s health. Putting as much focus on prevention as cures and working hand in hand with the community to make every child’s world a place to thrive. It’s a journey that extends beyond our nationally recognized clinical treatment to an entire integrated spectrum of research, advocacy, education, and prevention, leading to the healthiest generations of children ever.

Equity, diversity, and inclusion guide our growth and strategy. We are looking for individuals who are passionate about, and committed to, leading efforts to provide culturally relevant care, reducing health disparities, and helping build a diverse and inclusive environment. All of our associates are expected to ensure that these philosophies are embedded in their day-to-day work with colleagues, patients and families.

To learn more about Nemours Children’s and how we go well beyond medicine, visit us at www.nemours.org .