The Hospice Chaplain stewards the art of compassion by supporting patients and families through the end of life journey through spiritual connection.

　　Death is a meaningful experience.

　　Living the best life in our final moments requires caregivers who want to address fear and change the conversation to what is sacred.

　　Stewarding the end of life journey well requires an unwavering clinical skill set balanced by the art of compassion.

　　We believe compassion should not be a transaction. So we ask ourselves every day how do we do more . . . as caregivers, as a team, and as an organization.

　　We believe no one should die alone. So we put patients before profit to ensure a member of our team can be at the bedside.

　　Crossroads exists because the model of healthcare today is full of ultimatums rather than choices. Look, we understand this business is difficult, it's part of what drives us to stand up and find new ways to satisfy the heart of what drives our teams to do more.

　　If you've read this ad and it resonates with you in any way, then we want to speak with you!

　　Requirements:

　　Nonjudgmental and inclusive presence

　　Spiritual Care experience working with terminal individuals, family members, and clinicians

　　Knowledge and commitment to hospice philosophy of care

　　Awareness of end of life practices associated with different faith traditions

　　Hospice care experience preferred (one-year minimum)

　　Excellent communication skills; both verbal and written

　　Ability to work independently and as a member of hospice care team

　　Ability to use electronic medical resources for care plans, interventions, and documentation

　　Meet federal and state requirements regarding criminal/abuse background checks

　　Proof of valid driver’s license and reliable, insured transportation

　　Responsibilities:

　　Provide or coordinate spiritual care support to patients, family members, and caregivers

　　Conduct spiritual assessments of patients and family members in timely manner as required

　　Assist with bereavement follow-up care as appropriate in collaboration with bereavement coordinator

　　Participate as member of hospice team in regularly scheduled care conferences, hospice admissions, and Interdisciplinary Group (IDG) meetings

　　Provide emotional/spiritual support to hospice team members as needed

　　Develop and maintain relationships with local spiritual leaders

　　Participate in quality improvement programs and services

　　Participate in weekend on-call rotation as designated

　　Education:

　　Ecclesiastical endorsement by faith group/denomination

　　Minimum of two units of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) from Accredited ACPE Center Required

　　Master of Divinity degree or equivalency preferred

　　Shift:  Mon to Fri 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM with an on call rotation that will include weekends and evenings

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