Project Associate Per Diem (Chaplain Educator)
Cedars-Sinai
Location
Los Angeles, California
Salary
$24 - $100 / HOUR
Quick overview
The Project Associate conducts CPE training programs according to ACPE standards and manages compliance and accreditation processes. They are responsible for evaluating student performance, providing feedback on written materials, and completing registration for program graduates.
Requirements summary
Candidates must hold a Master’s degree in Divinity or equivalent and be certified as an ACPE Supervisor or Associate Supervisor. A minimum of two years of experience in professional spiritual care within a healthcare setting is required.
Job description
Grow your career at Cedars-Sinai!
The chaplains at Cedars‑Sinai represent a wide array of religious, spiritual and cultural backgrounds. As a key part of your interdisciplinary healthcare team, they spend time with patients and their loved ones to provide spiritual support for people of all religions—or no religion—with kindness and understanding during your hospital stay. Chaplains also provide support to all who are experiencing grief and emotional/spiritual distress. When you work with a Cedars‑Sinai chaplain, they become an integral part of your healthcare team and will work to ensure that you are cared for holistically.
Why work here?
The healing journey of our patients, their families and our employees are Cedars-Sinai's highest priority. Our Spiritual Care team works diligently to ensure the wellbeing of the whole person, especially during times of distress, transition and celebration. Multiple faiths, religious, spiritual and cultural traditions are represented by the chaplains at Cedars-Sinai, and they can provide spiritual care for all beliefs and backgrounds.
What will you be doing
- The Project Associate Per Diem (ACPE Educator) conducts programs of CPE training according to ACPE standards, including managing process to maintain compliance and accreditation, in collaboration with the CPE Program Manager.
- Assigns, reviews, and comments on students’ written materials in a timely manner.
- Evaluates the students’ personal and professional functioning, writes evaluations in accordance with ACPE standards and accreditation requirements, and completes ACPE registration for students who complete their program.