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Required Qualifications
• Completion of Clinical Pastoral Education (4 units) mandatory
• Knowledge and understanding of human behavior, communication, the influence of culture and values, and chaplaincy practice
• Knowledge of suicidal behavior, the ability to assess lethality, and the ability to initiate appropriate plan
• Ability to develop and maintain team effectiveness and cohesion and to establish and maintain a work environment based on mutual respect
• Ability to work independently with flexibility for supervision in complex situations
• Ability to work accurately and quickly under pressure
• Ability to maintain confidentiality of patient information
• Knowledge of community resources and mandated reporting requirements for CPS, APS and domestic violence
• Ability to identify one's own professional strengths and weaknesses and to engage in activities designed to enhance effectiveness and to make constructive use of feedback from peers, subordinates and supervisors
• Skills to perform CPR and participate in advanced care planning discussions
• Knowledge of third party reimbursement systems, procedures and Federal and State regulations pertaining to Home Care/Hospice
• Knowledge of legal implications for clinical practice
• Ability to represent the University, Department and Hospice program in a professional manner
• Knowledge of medical terminology
Preferred Qualifications
• HBPC/Hospice chaplain experience
• Master of Divinity, Theology or a comparable degree
Special Requirements
• Valid CA driver's license, participate in DMV pull notice system
• Able to work overtime, on-call, weekends and holidays; some restricted vacation due to program needs
• Able to travel to patient homes
• This position may be subject to a criminal background investigation, drug screen, Live Scan fingerprinting, medical evaluation clearance, and functional capacity assessment.
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