Chaplain- PRN, Duke Raleigh

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About Duke Raleigh Hospital, A Campus of Duke University Hospital

Pursue your passion for caring with the Duke Raleigh Campus in Raleigh, North Carolina. With 204-beds, it is the third largest of the four Duke Health hospitals and offers a comprehensive array of services, including cancer, cardiovascular, neuroscience, advanced gastrointestinal, and wound healing care.

Provide a full ministry of pastoral care and spiritual support and counseling to patients, families, and staff in assigned areas within hospital, hospice, or community programs.

Hours:

As needed, availability to work evenings, overnights and weekends is a priority.

Level I: -Provide immediate and long-term assessment of the spiritual situation and needs of the persons in the assigned areas. -On referral and at the chaplain's initiative, provide pastoral care and counseling, to include the full range ofsacraments and rituals of the religious community. -For persons of other faith perspectives who wish ministry from within their faith, identify and make referrals to appropriate and available clergy or religious leaders in the community. -Provide supportto hospital staff in the assigned areas through individual counseling and through structured group meetings. -Participate in the assessment, education and resolution of medical ethical issues in the assigned areas. -Develop the pastoral component in interdisciplinary teams in assigned areas. Level II: Inclusive of Level I Duties and Responsibilities -Develop a program of outreach to community clergy and religious leaders for the purpose of creating adjunct chaplaincy -Provide mentorship for chaplain residents and interns assigned to this chaplain's area -Conduct ongoing pastoral evaluation and pastoral research programs in assigned areas -Conduct seminars with foci on specific pastoral care issues for chaplain residents and interns.

Level I: Skills in crisis intervention. Ability to provide ministry in high stress environment Skills in pastoral assessment Physically capable of sustained work in high stress environment. Level II: Skills in mentoring the clinical work of chaplain interns and residents

Level II: Development of administrative and mentoring skills for coordinating and administering a pastoral care spiritual support ministry in a majorhealth system, to include participation in the training programs for chaplain interns and residents.

Master of Divinity or equivalent degree. Completion of four units of ACPE Clinical Pastoral Education.

Level I: Six months pastoral ministry, in church or institution. Level II: Three years of experience as a clinical chaplain

Letter of support from a religious affiliation. Level I: Eligible for certification as "Board Certified Chaplain" by the Association of Professional Chaplains. Level II Credentialed as "Board Certified Chaplain" by the the Association of Professional Chaplains or other equivalent chaplain credentialing body. (Preferred)