Chaplaincy training prepares individuals to provide spiritual care and emotional support in secular or religious settings like hospitals, prisons, and the military. It requires a mix of formal theological education (master’s degree) and, crucially, Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE), which entails 400 hours of supervised, hands-on clinical ministry. Key Components of Chaplaincy Training Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE): The standard training requirement, involving action-reflection methods, wher

The Reverend Dr. Michele Shields joins me on Oahu's amazing North Shore to talk about why patients' spiritual needs can be as important as their physical ones. She's Director of Spiritual Care Services, Emerita at UCSF and a leading researcher in medical chaplaincy. http://micheleshields.com/ #IncidentReport 165 | ZDoggMD