What are the responsibilities and job description for the Hospice Chaplain position at Preferred Hospice of Missouri?
We are a well-established hospice provider with 5 offices serving over 65 counties in Missouri.
We are currently looking for an experienced Chaplain to work as part of our hospice interdisciplinary team serving the Farmington, MO area.
Hourly rate and mileage reimbursement. Hourly rate based on experience and education.
The Hospice Chaplain is an integral part of the hospice team who will perform the following duties:
Provide spiritual support to patients, caregivers, and families facing a terminal illness.
Work closely with nurses, social workers, CNAs, physicians, and volunteers to provide high quality hospice care.
Make visits wherever the patient resides---private home, skilled nursing facility, assisted living facility, hospital.
Complete a spiritual assessment on each assigned patient in a timely manner, and document in the electronic medical record.
Be open and well-versed in multiple religions, meeting the patient and family where they are in their spiritual journey. Must be able to offer spiritual support to various denominations, non-denominations, and those with no belief history/system.
Must be able to coordinate with other spiritual advisers in the community and in the patient's life.
Other duties could include offering communion to patients, providing devotional services and/or bereavement services to the nursing facilities we use, officiating memorial services and/or funerals, supporting co-workers through grief and trials in their lives.
Participates in grief support as needed.
The office is open Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, with the understanding a crisis can occur at any time. Flexibility with scheduling and hours a must.
Skills and Education Needed:
Must be ordained, commissioned or credentialed according to the practices of an organized religious group and has completed one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education, OR a Bachelor's degree with emphasis in counseling or theology. Prefer a Masters Degree in Divinity, Theology, or Spiritual Counseling.
Training in grief and bereavement counseling, experience with death and dying a plus.
Computer skills for charting/EMR, basic use of Word, Excel, email. Phone apps for clocking in and tracking mileage.
Benefits available for full time.
We believe that working in hospice is a calling. If you feel you have the calling, and meet the requirements above, please submit your resume for review.
We are currently looking for an experienced Chaplain to work as part of our hospice interdisciplinary team serving the Farmington, MO area.
Hourly rate and mileage reimbursement. Hourly rate based on experience and education.
The Hospice Chaplain is an integral part of the hospice team who will perform the following duties:
Provide spiritual support to patients, caregivers, and families facing a terminal illness.
Work closely with nurses, social workers, CNAs, physicians, and volunteers to provide high quality hospice care.
Make visits wherever the patient resides---private home, skilled nursing facility, assisted living facility, hospital.
Complete a spiritual assessment on each assigned patient in a timely manner, and document in the electronic medical record.
Be open and well-versed in multiple religions, meeting the patient and family where they are in their spiritual journey. Must be able to offer spiritual support to various denominations, non-denominations, and those with no belief history/system.
Must be able to coordinate with other spiritual advisers in the community and in the patient's life.
Other duties could include offering communion to patients, providing devotional services and/or bereavement services to the nursing facilities we use, officiating memorial services and/or funerals, supporting co-workers through grief and trials in their lives.
Participates in grief support as needed.
The office is open Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, with the understanding a crisis can occur at any time. Flexibility with scheduling and hours a must.
Skills and Education Needed:
Must be ordained, commissioned or credentialed according to the practices of an organized religious group and has completed one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education, OR a Bachelor's degree with emphasis in counseling or theology. Prefer a Masters Degree in Divinity, Theology, or Spiritual Counseling.
Training in grief and bereavement counseling, experience with death and dying a plus.
Computer skills for charting/EMR, basic use of Word, Excel, email. Phone apps for clocking in and tracking mileage.
Benefits available for full time.
We believe that working in hospice is a calling. If you feel you have the calling, and meet the requirements above, please submit your resume for review.