Chaplain - Home Care jobs in Queens Village, NY

Who We Are:

St. John’s Episcopal Hospital is the only hospital providing emergency and ambulatory care to the densely populated, culturally and economically diverse, and medically underserved populations of the Rockaways and Five Towns in southern Queens County and southwestern Nassau County, New York. Celebrating over 110 years of community care, the 257-bed facility provides people of all faiths with comprehensive preventive, diagnostic treatment and rehabilitative services, regardless of ability to pay.

Come Grow With Us!

Type: Full-Time

Shift: Varies

Hours: Varies

Pay: $20.00 - $21.00 / Hour

Job Description:

The Office of Pastoral Care operates twenty-four hours a day throughout the year. Consequently,
Chaplain must be willing to accept rotation during all shifts including the night shift. When in
extenuating circumstances a Chaplain is not present at the hospital, a chaplain will be on call to
address all emergencies related to pastoral care. Thus, Chaplain at SJEH will be on call to address
matters of spiritual care. The role of the chaplain includes but not limited to:

• Conducts pastoral visits and charts pastoral assessments intervention and outcome (PAIO) of all patients within 48 hours of hospital admission, create care plans, and where appropriate, conduct and chart follow-up visits with patients
• Craft pastoral care procedures and protocols for acute, long term, and home based interdisciplinary patient care. Facilitate and submit meeting notes for the daily Pastoral
  Care Report gatherings
• Provides pastoral care to team members and model EHS mission, vision, values (MVV)
  for volunteers, patient families and staff through one-on-one visits, group work and participation on EHS committees
• Document assessments, care plans, and visits with patients. Generate and submit meeting
  notes
• Participate in duty roster and help coordinate emergency and LOA coverage for all facilities: clinical assignments; on-call; worship; orientations; trainings and in-services; and religious rites and rituals
• Attends meetings: Pastoral Care, Clinical Pastoral Education Department, Patient Relation
  and Volunteer Programs; unit department meetings; care management; performance improvement; Town Halls; and others as directed
• Participates in the Clinical Pastoral Education Process by orienting and collaborating in the
  supervision of chaplain residents and trainees
• Represents the hospital to the community and community to hospital: by encouraging
  utilization of EHS services, sharing news, recruiting and supporting volunteers, fostering membership in hospital and community organizations and championing the needs of medically underserved people
• Participate in programs that assess and improve clinical service delivery: by conducting mock surveys, initiating and joining performance improvement projects, and working with the Patient Relations Department
• Support the mission and personnel of EHS by modeling, teaching and inspiring commitment to EHS Core Values and Customer Service Competencies, clinical excellence, healthy stress management and receptivity to change in the worship services, passing conversations and counseling offered to patients, patient families, staff, consultants and vendors
• Support the pastoral, religious and spiritual care delivery of CPE trainees
• Work collaboratively with the Director of Pastoral Care and Education or his designee to facilitate delivery of pastoral care to all patients and families in SJEH care