Campus Pastor - Presbyter

Presbyterian Homes & Services•Crosby, MN

3d•$61,277 - $76,565

About The Position

Presbyterian Homes & Services - Heartwood is seeking a Campus Pastor to support our community. The Director of Pastoral Care develops and implements a pastoral care program to meet the spiritual and emotional needs of residents and their families in the community. General areas of responsibility include: visiting and counseling residents and families; providing religious, sacramental and educational services; participating in residential care conferences and specialized services for the dementia program; liaison to the church community and local clergy service organizations; overseeing spiritual care volunteers; and implementing spiritual care programs. REPORTING STRUCTURE: Campus Pastor reports to the Campus Administrator or Site Leader. ABOUT THIS COMMUNITY HEARTWOODLocated in Crosby, MN, Heartwood offers a range of senior living options, including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing and memory care. Nestled just 125 miles north of the Twin Cities and close to the Brainerd and Cuyuna Lakes recreation areas, Heartwood is a sanctuary of peace and discovery. Our 30-acre campus is surrounded by woods and wildlife, providing a serene environment for residents to expand their emotional, spiritual, and physical wellness. With access to a wealth of amenities and services, Heartwood is more than a place to live—it’s a place to thrive. PHS/CRMC PARTNERSHIPHeartwood is a result of a visionary partnership between Presbyterian Homes & Services (PHS) and Cuyuna Regional Medical Center (CRMC). This collaboration has transformed senior services in Crosby, creating a comprehensive care environment that includes a new 45,000-square-foot care center that opened in October 2024. Our mission is to enrich the lives and touch the hearts of older adults, guided by our values and a commitment to operational integrity and service excellence.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and a Master's degree from an accredited theological seminary preferred.
three years of experience in a church setting or other pastoral care/chaplaincy ministry preferred.
Demonstrate the ability to make independent decisions.
Ability to tactfully deal with residents, family members, staff, visitors, outside public, and church organizations.
Demonstrate good moral character.
Plan, organize, develop, and implement goals and objectives necessary for delivering pastoral care program.
Ecclesiastical endorsement by a recognized religious denomination.
Agreement with the mission statement, vision and values of Presbyterian Homes & Services, espousing an evangelistic pastoral commitment.
Demonstrated ability to read, write, speak and understand the English language to communicate with all customers.

Nice To Haves

One unit of clinical pastoral education (CPE) is preferred.

Responsibilities

Effectively plan, implement, organize and coordinate the Spiritual Care program to enhance the care and services for residents.
In accordance with resident requests and desires, provide for Sunday worship and chapel services throughout the week.
Plan, arrange/conduct special events for Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, Lent and Advent and other special holiday services.
Schedule and arrange services for all major resident denominations using outside clergy as needed.
Conduct small Bible studies on a weekly basis.
Visit and pray with residents on an individual basis. Document visits. Maintain accurate records and reports on all resident programming and visits.
Provide specialized services to the dementia care program residents. Implement PHS’ spiritual care programs including Blessing of the Hands, Procession of Honor, and others.
Support Hospice programs and staff as appropriate.
Actively participate in representing the interests of Presbyterian Homes to area churches and other organizations.
Recruit clergy and lay leaders from other denominations and area churches to provide worship and sacramental services to residents.
Collaborate with Admissions to ensure all marketing efforts reflect the ministry perspective of Presbyterian Homes.
Participate in local Chaplains Association meetings or other local networking groups. Participate in the PHS Pastoral Care Directors’ Functional Work Group Meeting.
Visit residents on a regular basis on campus and in the hospital as needed.
Participate in care conferences and family conferences as required.
Communicate and document appropriate resident information in resident file, maintaining confidentiality.
Conduct funeral and memorial services when requested.
Provide pastoral counseling, personal support and guidance to residents and families experiencing life changes, including death of a resident.