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About the Role
Under the supervision of the Spiritual Care Supervisor, this role provides spiritual counseling and direct spiritual care to patients and families, offers consultation services to staff, and liaises with the religious community to ensure spiritual care availability and understanding of special needs in hospice and home care.
Responsibilities
- Coordinates spiritual care involvement in patient/family care plans.
- Provides counseling to patients and families regarding serious illness, death, and grief.
- Serves on the interdisciplinary team, counseling staff and volunteers on end-of-life care.
- Contacts clergy on behalf of families when necessary.
- Provides direct spiritual care to patients and families without religious affiliation upon request.
- Maintains liaisons with community organizations, particularly religious bodies, and serves as an educational resource.
- May conduct funerals, baptisms, and weddings as qualified and requested.
- Prepares required reports and documentation.
- Adheres to and reflects organizational values in daily work.
- Serves on agency committees as assigned.
- Reports wrongdoing, policy violations, and legal infractions to supervisors or compliance officers.
- Completes all mandatory inservice education programs and additional required hours.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in a related field from a regionally accredited college or university, or one recognized by the N.Y.S. Education Department.
- One year of pastoral/spiritual work experience and training, preferably in a health-related or similar setting.
- Completion of at least 1 unit of CPE (clinical pastoral education) preferred.
- Experience with terminally or seriously ill patients and families preferred.
- Demonstrated organizational skills.
- Effective oral and written communication skills.
- Computer literacy.
- Acceptable driver's license and use of automobile during work hours.
- Other physical requirements as attached.
Skills
- Spiritual counseling
- Direct spiritual care
- Consultation services
- Liaison activities
- Psychosocial adjustment counseling
- Grief counseling
- Interdisciplinary team collaboration
- Clergy liaison
- Community organization liaison
- Educational resource provision
- Organizational skills
- Oral communication
- Written communication
- Computer literacy
Work Type
- Per Diem
- 10-20 hrs per week
Education Level
- Bachelor's degree