Clinical Chaplain II - CEDC

Job Responsibilities

Provides clinical pastoral care to the youth, their family members, as well as staff.

• Provides and/or organizes pastoral counseling, grief counseling, emergency/crisis visits, death and on call visits for the youth within the facility.
• Plans, conducts and/or coordinates religious programming to include delivering services, facilitating groups, and providing one on one counseling.
• This includes worship services, religious study groups, and special events.
• Plans and administers programs to meet the spiritual and emotional needs of the juveniles within the facility.
• Mobilizes the faith-based community to meet the spiritual needs of youth with diverse religious beliefs.
• Provides and facilitates Critical Incident Services (CISM) services for and manage all duties related to CISM support.
• Represents in facility meeting departmental and/or branch meetings and trainings, as well as multidisciplinary meetings.
• Performs Other Related Chaplaincy Job Duties.

Minimum and Additional Requirements

• The equivalent of a Master of Divinity degree from an accredited theological school, additional clinical pastoral education and/or work experience in a clinical pastoral setting.
• Ordination as a minister, priest, or rabbi with current ecclesiastical endorsements or the accepted equivalent of ordination for the respective faith.