• Plan, implement, and maintain bereavement program that supports the families/caregivers of the deceased for up to one year after the patients death • Ensure the Bereavement assessment is done within 5 days of admission as part of the comprehensive assessment • Provide support to hospice personnel coping with work related grief • Provide education to the IDG regarding bereavement issues • Provide referral to community resources and professional services when deemed necessary Requirements • Ordained, commissioned, or credentialed according to the practices of an organized religious group OR • Has a degree in theology from a seminary • Comfortable in an interfaith setting • Hospice experience preferred • Drivers license in Virginia • Communicate well both verbally and in writing Benefits • Flexible schedule • Great pay! • Medical, dental, insurance, benefits