About us

Hospital Chaplains serve the organization of a hospital, looking after the needs of both patients and hospital staff.  They are often present to serve and encourage grieving families, as well as individuals who are experiencing a crisis.  The individuals that a Hospital Chaplain speaks to on a daily basis, come from a variety of religious backgrounds.  Therefore, tje Hospital Chaplain must be trained to relate to each individual without religious basis.

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Hospital Chaplain duties include:

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Carrying out the goals of the spiritual care department.

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Organizing worship services.

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Offering religious and spiritual guidance to patients/residents/clients as required by follow-up guidance.

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Regularly visits patients daily, giving priority to those in greatest need.

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Is available to serve the families of deceased patients/residents/clients as required by follow-up guidance.

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Establishes positive working relationships with all members of the health care team as well as with volunteers.