Chaplain NE - Palliative Care Services - Per Diem - Encinitas
About The Position
This is a casual/per diem, day shift position supporting the Palliative Care Services department at Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas. The hours for this position will be around 15 hours per week. Join the Scripps Health team and work alongside passionate caregivers and provide patient-centered healthcare. Receive endless appreciation while you build a rewarding career with one of the most respected healthcare organizations nationwide. The Chaplain is a person of spiritual integrity who empowers people to integrate the experience of illness, trauma, and loss with their religious beliefs and spiritual values. The position requires the ability to interact with all faith dimensions, life styles, and socio-economic levels with respect for the cultural and religious dignity of each person. Colleagueship with other healthcare professionals and members of the community clergy is essential in providing a continuum of spiritual care in a multi-cultural environment of diverse traditions.
Requirements
- Masters Degree in Theology/behavioral sciences, or M. Div. or equivalency.
- Minimum of 4 units of Clinical Pastoral Education or must be an ordained Catholic priest.
- Training in psychology, spirituality, and clinical pastoral education.
- Professional knowledge of theological and bioethical issues.
- One to two years experience in pastoral ministry in a healthcare facility.
- Knowledge of Christian and other belief systems.
- Good verbal and written communications skills.
- Training in core patient care responsibilities for patient focused units.
Nice To Haves
- Palliative Care Services experience.
- Completed CSU Palliative Care Education or equivalent.
- NACC/APC certification, or ordained Catholic priest.
- Endorsement of ecclesiastical authority, faith community or religious community.
Responsibilities
- Participate in palliative care goals of care patient/family meetings as a fully integrated chaplain team member.
- Participate in daily palliative care IDT rounds.
- Conduct a complete bio-psychospiritual patient/family assessment as part of a family conference and/or separate patient/family meeting.
- Collaborate with the palliative care team in developing a spiritual care plan as an essential component of the plan of care.
- Facilitate team growth and team care activities to support team health.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees
