Manager of Spiritual Care (2528)

Andwell Health Partners•Lewiston, ME

About The Position

Andwell Health Partners is Maine’s leading independent nonprofit home and community-based healthcare organization. We provide a wide range of services including hospice, home health, home care, palliative care, wound care, behavioral health, audiology, and care management throughout the state. At Andwell, you don’t just work here — you belong. Being part of our team means joining a community of professionals dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people and communities we serve. We value collaboration, compassion, and the unique perspectives each team member brings. Together, we work to support patients and families through some of life’s most meaningful and challenging moments. Take control of your day with flexible scheduling options. Ability to utilize and challenge your skills in the home or community setting. More 1:1 time with patients, working autonomously in the comfort of their home. Comprehensive benefit package to support life outside of work. Stability – An employer of choice for 50 years. Centralized HR, IT, education, and employee experience departments for improved support.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Divinity, Theology, Pastoral Care, Chaplaincy, or a related field
Completion of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) (minimum one unit; four units preferred)
Minimum 3 years of spiritual or pastoral care experience in hospice, palliative care, healthcare, or a clinical setting
At least 1 year of leadership or supervisory experience
Strong understanding of hospice philosophy and end-of-life care
Ability to support individuals from diverse spiritual, cultural, and faith backgrounds
Experience working as part of an interdisciplinary healthcare team
Knowledge of Medicare Hospice Conditions of Participation

Nice To Haves

Board certification or eligibility for certification through a recognized professional chaplaincy organization preferred

Responsibilities

Provide leadership and supervision for hospice spiritual care staff and volunteers.
Develop and maintain spiritual care programs aligned with hospice philosophy and patient-centered care.
Assess the spiritual needs of patients and families and integrate those needs into individualized care plans.
Collaborate with the interdisciplinary hospice team to support holistic patient care.
Mentor, train, and evaluate chaplains to support professional development and competency.
Ensure accurate documentation of spiritual care services in the electronic medical record.
Support patients and families experiencing anticipatory grief and bereavement.
Coordinate with community clergy and other spiritual care providers to honor diverse beliefs and traditions.
Participate in quality improvement initiatives and ensure compliance with regulatory and accreditation standards.
Assist with memorial services and other hospice events that support patients, families, and staff.