Schedule & Hours Vary Key Functions 1. Provide pastoral care and counseling to the Menninger Community • Use spiritual assessment, planning, intervention and evaluation in order to contribute to the plan of care • Offer pastoral care that is respectful of cultural and religious diversity and differences • Develop, coordinate and facilitate public worship and spiritual practices appropriate to diverse settings and needs • Support patients in the application of their own values in decision-making • Collaborate with members of the interdisciplinary team to incorporate spiritual needs in treatment planning 2. Maintains professional relationships within the organization and local community • Serve as consultant to departments and clinical programs • Foster collaborative relationships with community clergy and faith group leaders • Provides spiritual leadership in times of organizational crisis events Education Required: Master’s degree from an accredited theological seminary. One year of advanced clinical pastoral education in a psychiatric hospital. License/Certification: Current certification, or in the process of being certified, in a least one of the following national certifying organizations: The Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, The Association of Professional Chaplains. Experience: Two years experience as an ordained minister, rabbi, or priest in a church, synagogue, temple setting. Preferred: Two years experience as a chaplain in a psychiatric hospital. Experience with a multi-disciplinary treatment team.