Chaplaincy

The Chaplain provides spiritual care, support, and guidance to patients, families, and staff members in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, hospices, and long-term care facilities. They address the emotional and spiritual needs of those experiencing illness, trauma, or end-of-life situations.

Key Responsibilities:

• Offer spiritual counseling, prayer, and support to patients and families.
• Conduct religious services, rituals, and end-of-life rites as needed.
• Collaborate with healthcare teams to provide holistic care.
• Respect and accommodate diverse religious and spiritual beliefs.
• Facilitate grief counseling and bereavement support.

Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in Divinity, Theology, or a related field.
• Certification from a recognized chaplaincy organization (e.g., ACPE).
• Experience in pastoral care, counseling, or a similar role.
• Strong interpersonal skills and cultural sensitivity.