Hendricks

Hendricks

Chaplain, PRN (as needed) - Chaplaincy Department

Danville, IN

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 21 days ago
Communication

About the role

  • This position is PRN, as needed, hours, shifts and day may vary.
  • Regularly planned shifts will be on Saturdays and Sundays.
  • To compassionately respond to spiritual and emotional needs of hospital patients, families, staff and the wider community, demonstrating sensitivity to and respect for diversity in religious, cultural and ethnic backgrounds.

Responsibilities

  • Facilitates support groups.
  • Writes devotions and develops communications to enhance the visibility of the Chaplaincy department and awareness of spirituality in the workplace.

Requirements

  • Regularly attends staff meetings, performing administrative tasks as required and other duties as assigned.

Nice to have

  • A Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university and a Master of Divinity degree or its equivalent from an accredited seminary (Association of Theological Schools) or university.
  • Ordination and proper ecclesiastic religious endorsement from the ordaining body.
  • Experience in parish based ministry, a minimum of 5 years preferred
  • 4 units including a 1 year residency preferred.

Benefits

  • Supports hospital mission and values statement, strategic plan and vision, and philosophy of the Chaplaincy Department.
  • Demonstrates attentiveness personal and professional self-care, including compliance with hospital-wide educational training.
  • Recognizes and honors the role of Chaplaincy Department within the wider scope of Hendricks Regional Health.
  • Keeps an accurate record of pastoral care work, completing appropriate medical record and departmental documentation according to professional and departmental standards.
  • Understands Advanced Medical Directives documents and assists patients and family members in their understanding and execution of said documents.
  • Participates in Patient Rounds and Care Conferences as available, relating to other disciplines of health care and provides insights of religious and spiritual dynamics of patient care.

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