Section I: Integration of Theory and Practice
ITP1: Approach to spiritual care integrated with theory of professional practice
1. Creating a Personal Theology to Do Spiritual / Pastoral Care (PSPC)
2. Creating a Personal Theology to Do Spiritual / Pastoral Care (PSPC)
1. The Gift of Healing Relationship: A Theology of Jewish Pastoral Care (JPC)
2. Bikur Cholim: A Paradigm for Pastoral Caring (JPC)
3. Wrestling Blessings: A Pastoral Response to Suffering (JPC)
ITP2: Working knowledge of psychological and sociological disciplines...
ITP3: Spiritual and emotional dimensions of human development...
ITP4: Working knowledge of different ethical theories
13. Ethics and the Care of the Sick (PSPC)
Association of Professional Chaplains Code of Ethics (APC)
Common Code of Ethics for Chaplains, Pastoral Counselors, Pastoral Educators and Students (APC)
Guidelines for the Chaplain's Role in Health Care Ethics (APC)
Bioethic Tools: Principles of Bioethics (EiM)
ITP5: Conceptual understanding of group dynamics and organizational behavior.
ITP6: Primary research and research literature informs chaplaincy and my practice
Section II: Professional Identity and Conduct Competencies
PIC1: Self-reflective identification of strengths and limitations
PIC2: Impact of feelings, attitudes, values, and assumptions on professional practice
PIC3: Attend to physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
PIC4: Respect physical, emotional, cultural, and spiritual boundaries of others
PIC5: Use professional authority appropriately.
PIC6: Advocate for the person's in one's care.
PIC7: Function within the Common Code of Ethics for Chaplains...
13. Ethics and the Care of the Sick (PSPC)
Association of Professional Chaplains Code of Ethics (APC)
Common Code of Ethics for Chaplains, Pastoral Counselors, Pastoral Educators and Students (APC)
Guidelines for the Chaplain's Role in Health Care Ethics (APC)
Bioethic Tools: Principles of Bioethics (EiM)
Section III: Professional Practice Skills Competencies
PPS1: Establish, deepen, and conclude spiritual care relationships...
PPS2: Provide effective spiritual support that contributes to well-being...
5. Creating and Implementing a Spiritual - Pastoral Care Plan (PSPC)
15. Spiritual Care of Staff (PSPC)
27. Outcome Oriented Chaplaincy: Intentional Caring (PSPC)
PPS3: Respect diversity and differences, including culture, gender, ...
PPS4: Triage and manage crises in the practice of spiritual care
PPS5: Provide spiritual care to persons experiencing loss and grief.
PPPS6: Provide appropriate religious/spiritual resources
PPS7: Develop, coordinate, and facilitate public worship
PPS8: Facilitate theological/spiritual reflection for those in one's care
PPS9: Facilitate group processes, such as family meetings...
PPS10: ... Spiritual assessments, interventions, outcomes and care plans...
PPS11: Document one's spiritual care effectively in the appropriate records.
Section IV: Organization Leadership Competencies
OL1: Integrate spiritual care into the life and service of one's institution.
OL2: Establish and maintain professional and interdisciplinary relationships.
OL3: Understand and function within the institutional culture and systems...
OL4: Promote, facilitate, and support ethical decision-making...
13. Ethics and the Care of the Sick (PSPC)
Association of Professional Chaplains Code of Ethics (APC)
Common Code of Ethics for Chaplains, Pastoral Counselors, Pastoral Educators and Students (APC)
Guidelines for the Chaplain's Role in Health Care Ethics (APC)
Bioethic Tools: Principles of Bioethics (EiM)
OL5: Foster collaborative relationship with community clergy...