Spiritual Care Coordinator - St. Clare Commons : Job Details

Now Hiring: Part-Time Spiritual Care Coordinator

Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back while using your spiritual gifts? Whether you're continuing your ministry career or coming out of retirement, this part-time opportunity at St. Clare Commons allows you to make a lasting impact in a faith-based, mission-driven community.

Position Details:

Hours: 20 hours per weekDepartment: Mission IntegrationReports to: Director of Mission Integration

Why Join Us?

At CHI Living Communities, we honor the values of Reverence, Integrity, Compassion, and Excellence while providing spiritual support to residents, families, and staff. This is a wonderful role for someone looking to stay engaged in ministry while maintaining work-life balance.

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide Spiritual Support – Minister to residents of all faiths, offering presence, counseling, and emotional support.
• Coordinate Liturgical Services – Organize and lead Mass, Communion, and Prayer Services, ensuring meaningful spiritual engagement.
• Conduct Spiritual Assessments – Complete resident assessments within seven days of admission and maintain documentation.
• One-on-One Resident Visits – Offer personalized spiritual guidance, especially for those in palliative care, bereavement, or transitional periods.
• Hospital Outreach – Visit hospitalized residents within three days of admission.
• Volunteer & Clergy Coordination – Engage and schedule spiritual care volunteers and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion.
• Memorial & Ethics Committee Involvement – Lead biannual memorial services and serve on the Ethics Committee to uphold the spiritual integrity of our mission.

Who This Role is Perfect For:

• A Practicing Catholic who is, or is eligible to be, an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion.
• Retired or Semi-Retired Ministers & Chaplains looking to continue serving in a part-time capacity.
• Experienced in Ministry – Prior work in senior care, hospital visitation, parish outreach, or similar settings.
• Educational Background – Bachelor's degree (or certificate) in Theology, Religious Education, Pastoral Ministry, or Spirituality; Master's degree and Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE)
• Committed to Catholic Health Care – Understanding of Catholic teachings, social justice, and Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services.

A Fulfilling Opportunity Awaits!

If you're looking for a rewarding role with flexible hours, where you can enrich lives and continue your calling, this is the perfect fit!

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