Overview

Serves as an opportunity for religious professionals to develop competence in health care ministry and to provide pastoral care in assigned areas through day and night on-call rotation, and participation in self-directed and group learning process. Engages in a professional healthcare setting and aids in the preparation of the materials required for board certification. Incumbents completing a fellowship will train in a field of special interest, such as palliative care, ethics, caring for the marginalized, pediatrics, behavioral health, community engagement, leadership and trauma. 

• Bachelor's Degree required. Master's in Divinity, Master's in Theology, or equivalent degree preferred.
• Requires affiliation in a religious community.
• Fellows Only - Requires successful completion of a Clinical Pastoral Education Residency (total of 4 Level I and Level II units) in a center accredited by the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education.
• Fellows Only - Ability to conduct Chaplain research and incorporate ethics into practice required.

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